I love Majorcan pottery and struck gold with this artisan shop…read more So many beautiful, individual designs to choose from - and that at a fair price! In the end, I bought a huge pasta bowl and three smaller cereal bowls to take home with me, but it took me two visits to the store to be able to decide. :) This place will definitely see me again next time I'm in Pollença so that I add to my collection.

This is a real find. Daniel, the owner is most gracious and offers excellent advice. I purchased a…read morebeautiful ring & earrings, my husband purchased earrings as a birthday gift for me and my parents also made several purchases. Daniel makes everything instore and so you're buying a one off piece. Spend time in this lovely, calming, little shop - you won't be disappointed!

As a frequent traveler I am often dissappointed by the quality and selection of items offered to…read moretourists. I was very surprised and delighted to discover Aquamarine on a recent trip to Mallorca. The shop itself is lovely and inviting with soft classical music playing. I was greeted warmly by owner/designer Daniel and made to feel welcome. Once inside I knew I had stumbled upon a true gem. The jewelry is breathtaking and handcrafted containing stones from around the world. Ruby, tourmaline, opal, amethest all set in silver and no 2 pieces alike.Each piece is a work of art and all reasonably priced. If I am fortunate enough to return to Mallorca, Aquamarine will be my first stop.

This factory store is kindof interesting to see how the man made pearls are strung into necklaces…read more The ladies are all working very hard behind a glass enclosure to string each pearl individually. There was great information from the tour that I participated in. I was surprised to learn about how many colors, shapes and designs there are in making the necklaces.

Every time I come to Mallorca via a ship, my excursion always stops at this store, which I…read moredefinitely don't mind. There's always something I like and purchase. The way it works... Find an item you like. Salesperson gives you a purchase slip. You go to pay at another counter. Bring the receipt and your item is packed in a velvet jewelry box shaped like a shell, inside a box. I've been here 3 times and always find something that I love. Will definitely be back at some point as I love this island. There are restrooms in the basement which is great after a long drive.

This boutique is located in A stunning mallorcan architectural beauty. We always come here whenever…read morewe are in Palma. Check out the flower shop and books at the entrance, also the fabrics , rugs, the home decor, fashion, and art. Always a sophisticated diversion.

It is a very unique store, it has a spirit, and it shows how the owners put time and effort into…read morecollecting their collection and not just selling cheap made-in-china off the web crap here. It definitely is worth visiting. I had a nice time chatting with the owner. I bought a small piece and she told me about the artist who made it and that he lived in the island made all his ceramics by hand. I was a little bit clumsy and almost broke something in her shop but she was very sweet about it. I am sad stores like this are less around and would highly encourage you to visit, try not to break things like I almost did, neither try their hats and take pictures! Lol. They take pride in their store and collection and well deserve the respect.

Very rude owner has literally chased me out of the shop for taking a photo of my partner in a hat…read morebecause there were no mirrors. NO "no photos" signs around either. Has complained about tourists and shouted at me saying "you tourists think that you can do whatever you want when you leave your country". For taking a photo?!! I suggested changing to a business that isn't actually making money on tourists. If only she knew she actually chased out someone very conscious of tourism impact (actual MSc in Ecotourism graduate). I'm not surprised to see other review warning about a rude owner - absolute disgrace! Anyhow, I strongly recommend to avoid this place! Fortunately other people in Mallorca, especially rural, were extremly friendly!

Es Baluard is the former armory that has since been converted to Palma's contemporary art museum. I…read morestopped by in the evening and had a lovely time exploring the building and enjoying the artworks. On this particular evening, admission was "you decide" which I thought was a nice concept and I put several Euros into the collection box. The museum was established in 2003 and the permanent collection is based on 400 works that were ceded by the chairman of the foundation. There are also a number of temporary exhibits that tour. The building itself is a former 17th century military fortress and is part of the remaining old city walls that once surrounded all of Palma. It's a very interesting building in the way it incorporates the walls and at the same time allows patrons to take ramps up and down including to the roof level. Lots of Joan Miró but also Léger, Dali and a Mapplethorpe. A unique audio exhibit in the elevator, which is recorded sound. Of the elevator! In many cases, "contemporary art" goes right over my head. Not so much today at Es Baluard. Well worth your time to soak up some culture.

I'm a fan. If I can find one of these wonderful stores in a Spanish city I'm in the door. My wife…read moretoo. She buys stuff. Gifts. Clothes. Just stuff that I've little interest in. I go for the food. Glass jars of giant green olives, wonderful near black thin - sliced ham, macadamia nuts enrobed in chocolate and dusted with cocoa powder. semi - dried sliced pieces of banana and pear. I even picked up a bag of American made wotsit type Herr's cheese puffs but extra hot Carolina Reaper flavoured for a mere €4.5 all the way from the USA. After picking and choosing; musing I settled for a café con leche por favor. And it was €2.25 for a tasty large cup and a delightful sweet flavoured biscuit came on the side. I looked at the tind of caviar but randomly decided instead on Stilton cheese. Go figure? I think the lady serving the coffee and cheese thought she had an odd one here. I was surprised to find that the Stilton wasn't massively more expensive than at home so that's a nice surprise and it tasted great too. I know, first world problems but hey ho.

For Americans, El Corte Inglés would be Macy's, Belk, Bloomingdale's or another higher end…read moredepartment store. It's for sure not cheap. From the fragrances department through jewelry and clothing, this place is top notch. Good quality and you'll be paying for it. And in Euros, too. Shopping is easy and pleasant, I noticed plenty of registers with short queues. I did not see anything that fit in my price range.

Lovely shop is adorable Soller, Spain on Mallorca. Items are lovely and unique. Price point…read morereasonable and unique designs. Quality, size, chain on tourmaline necklace seems low quality for $900 necklace. There is no receipt description for customs, value. Made in shop? Owner, Victor shopkeeper owner nice!