6 stories and counting, newest first. Filter by what moves you — the food, the light, the secret patios — or search by place, dish or detail.

A multi-level fashion store on Carrer de Colom, plus a Rosevelvet café that makes the visit work for both of us.

At Ca’n Joan de s’Aigo, three centuries of history, odd furniture and a faintly ghostly mood are more memorable than what was in my cup.

A visit to the Es Trenc salt pans, where seawater, sun and patient hands make one of Mallorca’s most natural souvenirs.

Useful beauty, Mallorcan craft and a century of baskets stacked almost to the ceiling.

Fifteen years later, its tortilla, noise and beautiful little system of chaos are part of coming to Palma.

Late autumn in Palma, the old town fills with enormous fallen leaves. I gather them by the armful and bring them home.