English fine books is a bookshop in Palma, at Carrer d'En Morei 7, a few minutes' walk from Santa María cathedral. The store spans 3 floors and is said to hold about 17,000 books; many titles are priced around €5-15, and second-hand current books are offered 3 for €10. The entrance is a narrow passage between books, and the aisles are tight, so backpacks are not welcome. It is better suited to browsing than to finding one title quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is English fine books in Palma, and what is the easiest way to find it?
English fine books is in Palma de Mallorca, just a few minutes’ walk from Santa María Cathedral. Several visitors describe the entrance as a narrow passage or hidden alley, but say it is easy to locate with Google Maps. The shop is spread over 3 floors, so it is worth allowing a little extra time for your first visit.
What are the opening hours of English fine books?
The opening hours appear to be inconsistent according to reviews. Several visitors reported the shop being closed on a Saturday at 11:00 and again at 13:00, even though Google showed it as open until 14:00. Another visitor confirmed it was open at the listed location on 9 March 2026. It is best to call +34 971 72 37 97 before you go.
What kind of books does English fine books stock?
The main focus is clearly on English-language books, and several reviews say most of the stock is in English. Visitors also mention old, vintage, antique, first-edition and rare titles. One reviewer estimated around 17,000 books, so it is worth allowing time to browse across the 3 floors.
How much time should I plan for a visit?
Several visitors say you should allow 2 hours or more for a proper browse. Some even mention that you could easily spend a whole day there if you like searching through books. With 3 floors and a large stock, a longer visit makes sense if you want to look around at a relaxed pace.
Are the prices visible, and roughly how much do books cost at English fine books?
Several reviews place many books in the roughly €5 to €15 range. One visitor also mentioned second-hand current books offered at 3 for €10. Some reviews say prices are not always shown on the books and may only be confirmed at the till. If you are looking for a specific budget, it is sensible to ask before paying.
Is English fine books suitable for backpacks or larger bags?
Several visitors describe the shop as very narrow, with tight aisles and limited space to move around. A few reviews mention that backpacks are not allowed or are not welcome according to the owner. If you are carrying luggage, it is practical to bring only what you need and allow extra time to move through the 3 floors.
Does the staff help if I am looking for a specific book?
Several reviews describe the owner or staff as helpful and knowledgeable, especially when a visitor is looking for a specific title. At the same time, the shop is more suited to browsing than to quick searching, as the stock is spread across 3 floors. If you have a particular book in mind, it helps to mention the author, title or subject straight away.
