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Majorca is an excellent shopping paradise, with Palma forming the main centre of attraction. Stores in Palma offer handicrafts, fine needlework, elegant leather goods and Majorcan pearls. The best shopping streets in the city are: San Miguel, Carrer Sindicato, Jaume II, Jaume III, Carrer Platerí, Roman and Passeig des Borne.
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Also the streets going from the Borne to Placa Cort offer you a good collection of Mallorcan art. There are also commercial shopping centres on the island that showcase a wide selection of Mallorcan tradition along with restaurants and cafes for a great shopping outing. Generally the shops close down on Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
Casa Bonet
Casa Bonet sells finely textured and embroidered goods of all kinds. Found in 1860, this shop is all about traditions. The sheets, tablecloths, napkins and pillowcases are made from fine linen or cotton and the style found here cannot be imitated by machines.
Address: Placa Federico Chopin 2
Tel.: +34 97-172-21-17
Loewe
Showcases fine leather, elegant accessories for men and women, luggage and stylish attire for women
Address: A v. Jaume III no. 1, E-07012 Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca.
Tel.: +34 97-171-52-75
Alcampo Commercial Centre
This is a large shopping centre with a variety of shops, restaurants and cafes all under one roof. It features a large food hall, a collection of clothing for everyone in the family along with a variety of electrical appliances for everyday use.
Address: Autopista PM - 27, Palma – Inca, Marratxi
Tel.: + 34 971 61 41 21
Festival Park
Festival Park, a shopping centre in Majorca, looks like an old Spanish "pueblo' or village and entertains in every way. Apart from the variety of shops, Festival Park features a cinema, an ice rink and various restaurants and snack bars.
Address: Autopista PM - 27, Palma - Inca, Marratxi
Tel.: + 34 971 14 09 25/971 22 68 22
Opening Hours: 10:00a.m- 10:00p.m
Perlas Majorica
Perlas Majorica is an authorized shop for the traditional Majorcan Pearl. The producers offer a decade’s guarantee for their pearls which come in different shapes and sizes.
Address: Av. Jaume III no. 1
Tel.: +34 97-171-21-59
Porto Pi
This is a large shopping centre located near Cala Mayor, southwest of the city of Palma. There are many shops with a huge range of products. If you are visiting Palma Nova or Magaluf then there are buses available that will take you straight to the centre.
Address: Avenida de Gabriel Roca 54, 07015 Palma de Mallorca
WEEKLY MARKETS IN MAJORCA
There are different markets taking place daily in different towns and villages across the island. Many of the markets offer local food produce, traditional handicrafts and interesting souvenirs at bargain prices.
The Sineu market is said to be the most authentic market on the island and will provide a visitor the best experience of Majorcan shopping. If you are looking for an authentic market experience then it is advised to visit the markets that are not located in a tourist resort, as they sell less traditional products and may also be more expensive.
Some of the famous Majorcan markets are listed below:
Monday
Caimari, Calvia, Lloret, Manacor, Montuiri, Soller, Santanyí (flea market)
Tuesday
Alcudia, Arenal, Arta, Campanet, Llubi, Pina, Porreres, Sta. Margalida, Soller, Can Pastilla
Wednesday
Arenal, Andratx, Capdepera, Colonia St. Jordi, Lluchmayor, Petra, Puerto Pollensa, Santanyi, Selva, Sencelles, Sineu, Soller, Vilafranca de Bonany, Sóller, Sa Cabana.
Thursday
Arenal (flea market), Ariany, Can Pastilla, Campos, Ciutadella, Consell, Inca, Portol, Ses Salines, San Joan, San Lloret, Soller
Friday
Alaro, Algaida, Binissalem, Can Picafort, Lluchmayor, Maria de Salud, Es Pont Inca, Son Carrio, Soller, Son Servera, Palma am Plaza Mayor
Saturday
Alaró (art profession), Burger, Bunyola, Bahia Gran, Cala Ratjada, Costix, Esporles, Lloseta, Santa Eugenia, Sta. Margalida, Magaluf, Santanyi, Soller, Palma am Plaza Mayor
Sunday
Alcudia, Binissalem (art), Felanitx, Lluchmayor, Muro, Sa Pobla, Santa Maria, Valldemossa, Pollensa, Porto Cristo, Consell (flea market)
