Imprenta Nueva Balear

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Imprenta Nueva Balear is a print workshop in Palma that has been practising the craft of graphic arts since 1913, blending early-20th-century machinery with modern digital presses.

A printing craft since 1913

Founded by a German company, Imprenta Nueva Balear has been running almost without interruption ever since. Today the fourth generation of the Aguiló family runs the business, combining traditional printing techniques with modern digital methods. The house motto is "combination is the key" — offset and digital printing are woven together depending on the job at hand.

What's on offer

The range spans business cards, invitations and postcards through to laser cutting, methacrylate, boards and magnets, as well as original gift items. For wedding invitations, the team guides you from the first idea right through to the finished printed sheet — including sample creation, rounds of corrections and design proposals. An in-house graphic designer develops a variety of layout options. Vintage posters from the archive are also available to purchase.

A museum-worthy atmosphere

Inside the workshop you'll find restored antique printing presses, historic machinery and typesetting collections — a living environment that feels every bit like a museum. The walls reflect four generations of graphic art, making this a genuine draw for anyone with a passion for the history of print.

Finding the workshop

Imprenta Nueva Balear is located at Avinguda d'Alexandre Rosselló 18 in the Llevant neighbourhood of Palma (07002).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you take smaller orders such as business cards or postcards?

Yes, business cards and postcards are very much part of the offering. For very small runs, the workshop may focus on larger jobs depending on its current workload — it's worth checking directly.

Can I have a look at the historic machinery?

The workshop has opened its premises — complete with restored antique printing presses and historic machines — to the public.

Are vintage posters from the archive available to buy?

Yes, vintage posters from the print shop's own collection can be purchased.

Does the print shop offer graphic design advice?

Yes, an in-house graphic designer develops design proposals and tailors them to your requirements — a service that's particularly popular for wedding invitations.