Located just outside Palma, this repository of blown-glass treasures is visited by art lovers and glass aficionados from the far reaches of the globe. Resident craftsmen work magic in their workshops, producing colorful objects in shapes both fanciful and traditional, ready for use in the home or exhibition in a gallery. See website for online photos and more.

Just a short drive northeast of Palma, amongst Mallorca's fertile vineyards, Macià Batle welcomes weary travelers for a journey into the wonderful world of wine. Spanish wines, long under appreciated by the rest of the world, have grown in popularity thanks to the efforts of dedicated producers like this. Attention to detail is the name of the game, as visitors will see clearly on a guided tour of the grounds. Learn the fundamentals of the process, see vintners in action, sample some product, and purchase a case or three for later.

Mallorca has long been known for its distinctive crafts, and at this centrally located marketplace, shoppers and travelers can peruse traditional offerings, and purchase whatever they please, often at very reasonable prices. Haggling is part of the fun, so come prepared to do business. Street musicians and other entertainers can often be found in and around the market.

Tipika is a great shop in Palma de Mallorca selling typical Mallorcan crafts, food products and more. If you're looking for a great, local souvenir of your time on the island, look no further. You can pick up anything from traditional, locally-made ceramics to books on the architecture and history of the island, hand made cooking utensils and locally made salts, jams, oils, wines and more. No matter where your shopping interests lie, you're sure to find something to suit your tastes at Tipika.

If you're a foodie or just a lover of delicious food in general, you should definitely stop into Colmado Santo Domingo. This Mallorcan grocery store is famous for its incredible selection of typical foods on the island, many of them carefully and lovingly made from scratch. Stop in and pick up a gourmet picnic of cured sausages, cheeses, breads, fruits, wines and jams, among many others.

If you are shopaholic and fresh bright flowers catch your fancy, then you need look no further than Rambla. This farmers'-market-style gathering of flower peddlers offers a wide variety of beautiful blossoms, suiting every possible occasion. Pass through, only to soak in the scintillating sights and scents, that truly brighten up your day.

In operation since 1872, LA Pajarita has garnered raves over the year for serving the best artisan products around as well as quality products year after year. Not only can you shop for meats but the store also stocks up on chocolates, bonbons and all sorts of candy. Whether you want to buy fresh meat for your next soiree or wish to pamper your sweet tooth, La Pajarita won't let you down with its array of offerings and the expert staff members who can guide you to goodies exactly according to your taste.

This farmers' market, a bit removed from the hubbub of busier and more centrally located events, traffics in only the highest-quality farm-raised goods. The spotlight is often on fresh fruits and vegetables, so head here if you're planning a picnic or a top-notch home-cooked meal.

This is ceramic artist Joanna's studio in the small village of Deia in Mallorca. It is a great place to come if you're looking for unique, handmade ceramic art, dishes and traditional Mallorcan name plates. A trip to the studio will surely turn up the perfect piece for your home which will remind you of your time on the island every time you look at it. The studio's hours vary, so its best to call first to check if they are open.

If you want a little history with your shopping, head to Pollensa to Teixits Vicens. First started in 1854, Teixits Vicens is a family-run textile factory. The factory is dedicated to making the traditional Mallorcan fabric known as roba de llengües. This special cloth is best characterized by its bright colors and certain pattern said to resemble a tongue (hence the name which means "cloth of tongues.") At the shop you can pick up all kinds of things made with this special fabric, from tablecloths to clothes, cushions, shoes and more.