Mallorca Magazine
Pedro Almodóvar’s Volver opens with an unforgettable scene. Women clean and decorate family graves in the gusty wind of rural Spain. It feels both ordinary and otherworldly, a perfect metaphor for the bond with the departed. On Mallorca, this…
The crowd on Plaça de Cort holds its breath. Eyes tilt upward, tracking every movement as layers of human bodies rise toward the bright sky. Even the musicians, their flutes and drum setting the rhythm of tradition, glance up. It’s the 25a…
Carrer Colom has always been an important thoroughfare between Plaça de Cort and Plaça Major, a street steeped in history and bustling with pedestrians. Now, it’s reclaiming its status as one of the most exciting shopping streets in Palma. A…
Hidden in the maze of old town, behind locked gates and whispered thresholds, the patios in Palma unfold like stories waiting to be told. As sunlight filters across sandstone arches and history murmurs from walls, each courtyard reveals a…
The best souvenirs aren’t trinkets you’ll forget in a drawer. They’re handmade, useful objects you fall in love with. Pieces that hold a story, crafted by people whose hands shape the island’s soul. You find them not in souvenir stalls, but in…
Antònia, the dimoni, watches from the corner. Her mischievous grin carved into clay seems to flicker from a shelve at the Paparkone showroom, hidden at the end of a leafy backyard off Carrer Sant Feliu. You step through the door and suddenly…
Everybody knows Camper shoes, but only few people are aware of their origin. In fact, the company’s headquarters are still located in Inca. Once the capital of the Mallorcan shoe industry, not much is left of this industry on the island. Yet…
May on Mallorca, time again for an event as unique as the location where it takes place. More than 70 artists, craftspeople and designers from around the world show their heritage textile works. Carefully curated for the 6th edition of XTANT…