Street Art #5: My neighbours
By Joan Aguiló. C/ de Can…
Read more: Book fair in Palma
This weekend, Palma’s traditional book fair – the Fira del llibre – was opened for the 32nd time. For ten days in a row, the city’s most engaged booksellers leave their shops and virtually go onto the streets to meet their customers. Join the…
These shoes are made for walking: Lottusse
**** Lottusse just moved to C/ Jaume III, 2 **** Leathercraft has a long tradition on Mallorca, and particularly shoemaking is prominent until today. Every year in June, there is a Fira de Sa Sabata (shoe fair) in Lloseta, a small town close to…
An ocean of movies: Maremostra
Festival season is about to start. Maremostra is the event I am particularly drawn to. As the name suggests the film festival features the best international productions linked one way or the other to the sea. Next to the section Mar Balear…
In chocolate heaven: Ca’n Miquel
I can’t deny it: I have a sweet tooth. And next to ice cream I developed a distinctive craving for chocolates, over the years. Now, a heladeria that offers more than twenty different chocolate flavours alone truly sounds like heaven. Ca’n…
Street Art #4: Meersburg
It’s all so neat there, so nice and tidy, that even the sprayers are afraid of their mothers and apologize ironically. I am talking about the region where four countries and their languages come together, and the mountains meet the sea. Wait a…
Buena onda: Paez
**** Paez is now NIPA, very much the same type of shoe with a different name. I have not yet found out about the new brand but will eventually. Stay tuned! **** I had read about Paez before and was curious to have a closer look at their shoes…
100 % mallorqui: Es Rebost
**** The restaurant on Jaume III closed again. But you can still enjoy Es Rebost on C/ dels Oms, 52. **** You wouldn’t expect Mallorcan whole foods on posh Jaume III, but here it is: Es Rebost assembles the best natural products of the island…