Register today! | Already registered? Sign in

traveldk.com

from Eyewitness Travel Guides: the world's bestselling travel guides
  • Personal guide
  • Open
Member image

Palma : Shopping

Submit an attraction

Make sure your favorite shops, restaurants, hotels and more are listed.

Submit an attraction illustration
WIN WIN WIN

Win an Apple MacBook!

Apple MacBook laptop
Download a podcast

Free podcasts Find free podcasts for Boston, New York & more.

Join our free monthly newsletter

Advertisement

  • Dating from 1860, this wonderful shop is all about tradition and refinement, selling embroidered goods of all kinds. The traditional Mallorcan style of wares that you find here simply cannot be imitated by machines.

  • Enter through a hanging forest of sausages! Every artisanal foodstuff made on the island is here, including sobrassada , fig loaves, cheeses, brandies, wines, fruits, nuts, sauces and pickles.

  • Palma has many handicraft shops: this is about the best, with well-chosen pottery, glass and more from across Spain in traditional and contemporary designs.

  • Secondhand books in various languages, run by a lady who knows her stock.

  • A commercial gallery showcasing contemporary, avant-garde Mallorcan artists.

  • Games, dolls, construction toys, books, furniture and beach things for children under eight.

  • Upmarket fashions from Madrid: handbags, sunglasses, perfumes, vibrant scarves, leather and linen, silky suede, travel bags, and shoes, all in a setting that’s elegant without being snooty.

  • Palma’s premier antiques shop has major works of religious sculpture, Old Master paintings, important period furniture, oriental carpets and small silver and enamel pieces.

  • Designer watches, fine jewellery, silver tableware and also Mallorcan grandfather clocks.

  • Hip, affordable clothing for the entire family. Service is a bit hit or miss, but you’ll find the linen blends and light cottons just right for the island climate. Has scents and sunglasses, too.

Advertisement

 Latest guides
What’s on now in Mallorca
  • New Year's Eve (Festa de l'Estendard)
    The Festa de l'Estendard, held on New Year's Eve in Palma de Mallorca, commemorates King Jaume I's Christian conquest of the city in 1229. After an amazing street procession, locals attend a... Read more
  • Angel Sunday
    The Sunday after Easter is known as Domingo del Ángel (Angel Sunday) in Mallorca, a day celebrated in the capital, Palma de Mallorca, with a procession, blessings and plenty of traditional... Read more
  • Abraxas
    Formerly known as Pacha, Abraxas is one of Palma's biggest and best nightclubs, located on the buzzing Paseo Marítimo in Mallorca's capital. Welcoming top name DJs throughout the summer, it also... Read more
  • Nit de Foc
    The Nit de Foc, or Night of Fire, is one of the most popular festivals in Palma de Mallorca, held each year in the Parc de la Mer during the fiesta of Sant Joan. Read more