7 of the best · Mallorca, Spain
Shopping in Mallorca: the Born, the Markets and the Makers
Fashion on the Born and Jaume III, the Olivar and Santa Catalina markets, glass blown since 1719, and the quay at Port Adriano.
Our 7 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Insiders' picks
Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Mallorca.
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Feeding Palma since 1951
Mercat de l'Olivar
Palma’s main food market, with fish, meat, cheese and sobrassada, and food bars inside.
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Palma’s main shopping streets
Passeig del Born and Avinguda Jaume III
The plane-tree avenue of the Born and the arcades of Jaume III, Palma’s classic shopping streets.
The full list: Shopping, A–Z
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Streets 1
Palma’s shopping streets.
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Palma’s main shopping streets
Passeig del Born and Avinguda Jaume III
The plane-tree avenue of the Born and the arcades of Jaume III, Palma’s classic shopping streets.
Markets 2
Food halls.
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Feeding Palma since 1951
Mercat de l'Olivar
Palma’s main food market, with fish, meat, cheese and sobrassada, and food bars inside.
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The neighbourhood market
Mercat de Santa Catalina
The neighbourhood food market of Santa Catalina, with bars among the stalls.
Makers & marinas 2
Glass and boutiques.
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The marina designed by Starck
Port Adriano
The marina at El Toro, designed by Philippe Starck, with shops and restaurants on the quay.
Carrer El Toro s/n, 07180 CalviàExplore View on map
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Blown glass since 1719
Vidrios Gordiola
Mallorca’s glassmakers, blowing glass since 1719, with a showroom on the Palma–Manacor road.
Carretera Palma-Manacor km 19, 07210 AlgaidaExplore View on map
Malls 2
Under one roof.
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