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Discover the top Mallorca shops & boutiques

From high-end designer boutiques to quaint artist's workshops, high-street shops and traditional produce markets, the island of Mallorca offers a wide variety of options for a spot of retail therapy.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Mallorca Shopping Guide.

FAN Mallorca Shopping Centre, Palma Area exterior

1. FAN Mallorca Shopping Centre

With around 120 shops, restaurants and entertainment facilities, and located in Coll d'en Rabassa neigbourhood, near the airport, at this shopping centre you will find anything you need to keep the whole family entertained on those rainy days.

From international to local brands, this large commercial complex offers a wide range of shops. Fashion such as Benetton, C&A, Primark, Levi's, Mango, Guess, H&M, Vans or Women's Secret; restaurants including Burger King, Starbucks, Sushi&Bowl, Vips or Foster's Hollywood; as well as a cinema with eight screens and 4D format, or a leisure centre featuring a climbing wall, artificial wave and ball pool.

Shopping area open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 22:00; Carrefour supermarket open Monday to Saturday from 09:00 to 22:00; leisure area and restaurants, open Sunday to Thursday from midday to 00:30 and Friday, Saturday and Sunday from midday to 01:30.

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About Shopping in Mallorca

From high-end designer boutiques to quaint artist's workshops, high-street shops and traditional produce markets, the island of Mallorca offers a wide variety of options for a spot of retail therapy. Whether you're on the lookout for a hand-made souvenir, a designer swimsuit or a unique piece of arts and crafts, you're sure to find it all here.

With its blend of cosmopolitan flair and deep-rooted traditions, the island of Mallorca appeals to all tastes and budgets. Come to Palma for a shopping weekend and discover hidden treasures in the city's art galleries, antiques shops and designer boutiques. Or head over to the seaside resorts for the best beachware, as well as yachting clothes and accessories. Those looking for authenticity should explore the inland towns where local potters, leather workers, glass blowers and produce growers have their workshops and sell their crafts at the weekly markets. There's a whole world of possibilities in Mallorca.

Here's our guide on where to go shopping when visiting the island.