Discover the main bullrings of the island of Mallorca and learn about their history, location, and bullfighting tradition.
Mallorca Bullrings: Inca & Muro
Discover all the bullrings in Mallorca and enjoy their bullfighting festivals and visits.
Bullfighting Tradition in Mallorca
The bullfighting tradition in Mallorca is closely linked to the popular and patron saint festivals of various municipalities. During certain times of the year, especially in summer, events are scheduled that attract both residents and visitors.
Mallorca’s bullrings have not only been spaces dedicated to bullfighting but also places for social and cultural gatherings. In many cases, they form part of the architectural heritage of each locality.
Bullfighting activity on the island usually concentrates on specific periods, so events are often announced with limited advance notice.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Bullfighting in Mallorca, Spain
Yes. Mallorca has a centuries-old bullfighting tradition and several active bullrings. The island’s main arenas are the Inca Bullring, the Muro Bullring “La Monumental,” and the Coliseo Balear in Palma. Bullfighting activity has experienced a significant resurgence since 2025, with events that have registered full houses.
Bullfighting events in Mallorca are mainly concentrated in summer and autumn, coinciding with the patron saint festivals of each municipality. Inca celebrates its bullfighting fair in July, Muro in June for the San Juan festivities, and Palma hosts events throughout the summer season. Consult our upcoming events section for the updated calendar.
In Mallorca, there are three main bullrings: the Coliseo Balear in Palma (with over 11,000 seats), the Inca Bullring (8,000 seats), and the Muro Bullring “La Monumental” (approximately 4,800 seats). All three are historic arenas that form part of the cultural heritage of the Balearic Islands.
Yes. Bullfighting is perfectly legal in the Balearic Islands. Since 2016, the autonomous community recognizes bullfighting events as cultural heritage, in line with state legislation. Minors can attend events since the repeal of the prohibition that was in force during the previous government.
Tickets for bullfighting events in Mallorca can be purchased through this website, at the box offices of each bullring, or through authorized official sales channels. It is recommended to book in advance, as the last events held in Inca and Muro have sold out.
Bullfighting has been part of Mallorca’s historical and cultural heritage for over two centuries. The Inca and Muro bullrings are Assets of Cultural Interest, and the Mallorcan aficionados have repeatedly demonstrated their deep roots, with arenas filling up at every event. Bullfighting on the island has its own character, linked to patron saint festivals and the identity of its towns.
