Your guide to the very best places in Palma for shopping!
As we get closer to Christmas, a visit to Mallorca’s cosmopolitan capital Palma is needed for all your Christmas shopping. Palma offers many interesting narrow streets to wander, browse in the local shops and find some wonderful products handcrafted on the island. Here is your guide to shopping in Palma de Mallorca!
Palma city is the capital of the Balearics’ and the holiday island of Mallorca offering a memorable holiday experience for both tourists and residence.
In the past few years Paseo del Borne has become the most important shopping street on the island, with the opening of Rialto Living, ROUGE Mallorca, the Louis Vuitton store, Hugo Boss, Escada and Bvlgari making this the ‘designer street’ for luxury shopping. Borne is now known as the golden mile of Palma.
ROUGE Mallorca is a luxury boutique store in Palma that offers an exclusive selection of designer accessories and handbags.
Palma’s most elegant avenue unites the best in high street stores, luxury designers, gourmet restaurants and luxury boutique hotels.
Rialto Living is considered one of the most impressive stores in Mallorca and is the home of luxury lifestyle on the island. An interesting mix of art, fashion, interiors, books, gifts and its Rialto Café makes this a wonderful shopping experience in the city.
Palma’s favourite lifestyle store Rialto Living offers everything including interior design, fashion, art, gifts and accessories!
Casa Lima is a furniture and accessories shop with a focus on high quality and handmade products. Their showroom near the Paseo del Borne offers customers the opportunity to see a selection of the store’s own line of furniture, a selection of furniture inspired by travelling the world, as well as top international brands.
Choose Casa Lima contemporary made-to-measure large wood indoor and outdoor furniture, crafted in Mallorca by expert carpenters.
Located in the restored Ca N’Alomar mansion in the smart Borne, this upmarket fashion brand is from the same company as Zara and offers high-quality fashion that isn’t found in many countries outside of Spain. Great if you want to find something your friends won’t have in their wardrobes! This two-storey boutique offers 300 square metres of retail space.
If you love high-street shopping, then Zara is probably on your hit-list. It is well worth checking out Zara on the Borne as it is housed in one of Palma’s most architecturally-renowned buildings which used to be Palma’s main cinema before the global fashion house moved in.
Another Spanish high street favourite is Massimo Dutti for affordable fashion. There is a flagship store just off the Borne and it is well worth a visit. Prices are generally lower in Spain for Zara and Massimo Dutti than in Northern Europe.
Watches of Switzerland on Palma’s Carrer Constitució: A true beacon of indulgence and luxury in the world of fine Swiss watches and beautiful jewellery.
Nicolás Joyeros sell luxury Swiss watches & bespoke jewellery to the highest standards. When looking for designer watches & jewellery in Mallorca start here
If you are on Avenida Jaime III it can mean only one thing – shopping. It was Palma’s most important high street until Borne become the new designer street for the big brands but now you will still find stores such as Cartier and Lottusse here. El Corte Inglés also have a store here, a bit smaller than the one on Avenidas, and has a good selection of products. A great option if you are looking for high quality clothing is Farinelli Boutique, which offers a wide selection of casual clothing from some very popular brands such as Peserico, Fabiana Filippi, Manzoni 24 or Philippe Model among others.
Located in Jaime III, Plaça Cort and Puerto Portals these ladies & gents boutiques offer some of the best brands in casual wear. See it, shop it, wear it
Avenida Jaime III is a bustling high street lined with international brands and close to Palma’s top restaurants, hotels and landmarks.
If it is department store shopping you are looking for then the main one in Spain is El Corte Inglés and there are two stores in Palma – the largest one is in the Avenida de Alexandre Roselló and the smaller one in Jaime III. El Corte Inglés now stock many international brands and is well worth a visit.
It is hard to believe that walking along this little lane you can find some impressive old palaces. There are interesting shops such as Bondian and Janer and several important art galleries.
The lively streets next to the Via Verí are full of stylish retailers and independent shops. Along the wide, stone street of Calle Sant Nicolau and smaller streets such as Costa d’en Brossa that wind out towards the Plaza Mercat, you will find American Vintage and Essential and the fantastic men’s shop, La Principal.
Designed to create memorable moments for a savvy crowd, Gallery Red introduced the Balearics to a combination of the coolest lifestyle, iconic design, one-of-a-kind contemporary art as well as vintage handbags and accessories by the most coveted designers. You can find Gallery Red at Plaza Chopin, very near Via Verí.
Curated installations featuring leading contemporary artists, designer legends, and exclusive handbags and accessories from the past 50 years in Palma.
One store not to miss in this part of Palma is L’Atelier by luxury jewellery maker Isabel Guarch. Born and raised in Mallorca herself, Isabel designs only the finest high-end jewellery that encapsulates the beautiful Mediterranean. Each of her pieces are infused with the very highest quality materials and are the perfect gift for anyone looking to take a piece of Mallorca home with them. Visit her collection today!
Isabel Guarch designs handmade jewellery in Mallorca, book an appointment with her to find out more about her beautiful pieces.
The long, narrow shopping street San Miguel leading from calle Olmos near Plaza España to Plaza Mayor and the nearby streets is where you will find the traditional, local shops of yesteryear. To truly experience shopping in Palma you need to pass through this street until you arrive at Plaza Cort. Ladies will find a great selection of leather shoes made in Spain as well as exclusive boutiques and some well-known brand stores. Calle Quint is known amongst many Mallorcans as ‘the street with the stupid stairs’ (las escaleras tontas), as you never know whether to take the steps one, two or three at a time – which unfortunately means you spend most of your time looking down rather than taking in lovely shop windows of places such as Pasatiempos, La Industrial toy shop, and La Pajarita.
Soak up the atmosphere at a café, have a picnic in the park or set off on a bus to another part of the island from Plaza España.
Senza Fine is a delicatessen and ‘focacceria’ specialising in gourmet products from Tuscany. Rather than group all Italian ingredients together, this charming shop in Palma has chosen to focus on the very best this beloved region has to offer. Senza Fine is a wonderful place to indulge the senses and for picking up quality gifts for fellow foodies. You can find this delectable boutique store just a minute’s walk from Palma Mayor in the centre of Palma. They are open every day and all year round.
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