Hunting and Rural World Fair 2026 (Son Pardo)

If you want to experience the authentic soul of Mallorca’s countryside, the Hunting and Rural World Fair 2026 is an event you simply cannot miss. Held at the iconic Hipòdrom Son Pardo in Palma, this fair is far more than just a gathering for hunters; it is a vibrant celebration of the island's deep-rooted rural traditions and ancestral practices. On March 14 and 15, you have the chance to immerse yourself in a world where heritage and nature go hand in hand.

The program for this third edition is packed with excitement for all ages. One of the main draws is the impressive working dog displays. You will see various breeds, including the famous Mallorcan Podencos, demonstrating their agility and instincts in live exhibitions. These displays highlight the historical bond between humans and animals on the island. Additionally, because the event takes place at Son Pardo, you can enjoy thrilling horse races, a staple of Mallorcan sporting culture that adds a unique energy to the weekend.

For those who appreciate local flavors, the fair features live cooking demonstrations and show-cooking sessions. You can watch expert chefs prepare traditional dishes using local game and seasonal products from the Mallorcan 'Món Rural'. It is a fantastic opportunity to taste the real flavors of the island while learning about the sustainable practices that define rural life here. Numerous exhibitors will also be on-site, showcasing everything from artisanal crafts to the latest equipment for outdoor enthusiasts.

Families are especially welcome, with a variety of activities designed to keep children entertained and educated about the environment. From meeting farm animals to participating in rural workshops, there is plenty to spark their curiosity. The atmosphere is welcoming and festive, offering a perfect escape from the more touristy areas of Palma. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor looking for a truly local experience, the Fira de la Caça i del Món Rural provides a fascinating window into the identity of Mallorca. Make sure to mark your calendar for March 14, 2026, and head down to Son Pardo to celebrate the island's living history.