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A café in the town’s central square, where you can study the magnificent parish church and listen to birds chirping.

On the main square, this bar has a local feel and decor. You’ll find pa amb oli, tapas and salads.

The only manufacturer of robes de llengües (tongue of flame cloth) that still uses traditional methods on antique looms. Tablecloths and other furnishings are sold.

The famous winery is worth a stop for both the tour and the wine-tasting. You’ll find the reds, made from Mantonegro and Callet grapes, and the white, made from Moll.

The famous Spanish shoes are made right here and you can have first pick of the newest styles at reduced prices. Follow the billboards featuring a huge foot.

A bit off the beaten track, this outlet has an extensive range of stylish jackets, bags and shoes. Prices are slightly lower than elsewhere in town.

The well-known brand has been producing excellent jackets, accessories and shoes for shops all over the world since 1927. You can take a brief factory tour and browse through the large shop.

Tour the best-known factory, where the sight of imperfect pearls being smashed can be unnerving. Then enter the large showroom, usually thronged with avid buyers. The glass-cored gems come in every colour and setting imaginable.

The place to find the wrought-iron objects seen all over the island – candelabra, mirrors etc.

A great collection of glass from around the world, from ancient to modern, and an amazing array of glass merchandise.