Where to Shop

Shopping in Mallorca

• Siurells de Fang: these clay figures work as a whistle and are very popular among children. They're from the town of Marratxi, “the land of mud”.
• Lenguas: these fabrics, originating from Mallorca, are often used to decorate country houses. They are typically made from cotton or linen and dyed with natural colours.
• Tempered Glasses: handmade in various locations around the island, these are popular as typical gifts and souvenirs from Mallorca.
• Leather: for high-quality leather products, the town of Inca is the place to go. Known as “the city of leather,” you can find a wide range of handmade items, particularly shoes.
• Gastronomy: when deciding what to buy in Mallorca, the island's gastronomic offerings are always a safe choice. Most visitors fill their suitcases with ready-to-eat packaged products, including sobrasada, ensaimadas, and local sausages.

Main Shopping Areas in Mallorca

• Mercado del Olivar: the most traditional market is an ideal place to buy typical Mallorcan products. Mercado del Olivar stands out for its excellent gastronomic selection, where you can find vegetables, meat, cheese, seafood, and fish.
• Plaza Mayor: located in the heart of Palma, near the Church of Santa Eulalia and the Town Hall, Plaza Mayor and the surrounding streets are great options when looking for souvenirs and typical Mallorcan products in the island's stores.
• Las Ramblas: this is one of the main pedestrian streets in Palma. Along this shopping street, you can find small stalls and kiosks, as well as some stores selling typical Mallorcan products.
• Avenida Jaume III: if you're shopping in Palma de Mallorca, you can't miss Avenida Jaume III, one of the city's main shopping streets, where popular stores and both small and large brands come together.
• Santanyí Market: Wednesday and Saturday mornings are when Santanyí comes alive. Every week, the heart of this charming little town is filled with both tourists and locals who browse the food and clothing stalls, looking for typical products and souvenirs from their trip.
• Pollença Market: the Pollença market takes place every Sunday from 8 am to 1:30 pm in Plaza Mayor and the surrounding streets. With around 300 stalls, it primarily offers local fruits and vegetables and is one of the busiest markets on the island.
• Shopping Center FAN Mallorca: one of the largest and most popular shopping centres on the island, this mall features well-known chains and stores, making it a great option for shopping in Mallorca.