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  • Alcoba

    Small outlet selling a lovely range of glitzy evening wear, with sequinned bags, scarves and other accessories. Also candles, picture frames and costume jewellery.

  • If it’s collectable, they collect it – postcards, perfume containers, tobacco tins, cameras, sunglasses, cinema programmes, menus, cigarette cards, the lot. Difficult to drag yourself away.

  • Stylish shoes, boots and other fashion accessories for both men and women by top Catalan designer Muxart.

  • African arts and crafts including woven baskets, rugs and colourful patchwork quilts. Also recycled drink cans, ingeniously transformed into CD racks, boxes, briefcases and other useful items.

  • Beautiful hand-crafted gems, made on the premises from natural stones such as amber and amethyst. Range of styles, and you can design your own piece if you wish.

  • This artisan makes exclusive hand-painted, leather handbags. Original jewellery made by Minorcan craftsmen is also sold here. Note the shop lamp, one of Sampedro’s own creations.

  • One of the most respected Spanish designers, del Pozo first broke away from the mainstream in the 1970s and has never looked back. Sophisticated women’s fashions and prêt-à-porter ; also sells his own brand of perfume.

  • Berao travels the world seeking inspiration for his highly original gold and silver jewellery and finds it in car fenders, iron railings, lily ponds and other unlikely sources. They look a lot better than they sound.

  • Selection of stylish gifts including pocket- as well as wrist-watches, key rings, jewellery, ink wells etc.

  • Wine supermarket, with more than 500 varieties to choose from, mostly Spanish and including sparkling wines (cava ).

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