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One less shop on the pedestrian street: Sa Lluna in Sóller closes after 38 years

Why traditional small shops are closing in Sóller and Mallorca towns

Explores rising costs and changing tourist patterns affecting small shops like Sa Lluna in Sóller.

Published: August 02, 2026
One less shop on the pedestrian street: Sa Lluna in Sóller closes after 38 years

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Why are traditional small shops closing in Sóller and other Mallorca towns?

The closure of Sa Lluna after 38 years highlights pressures such as rising rents, higher energy costs, and bureaucratic hurdles. In Sóller, tourists often browse without entering small shops, reducing everyday sales and the chance to sustain local services. This combination challenges the viability of traditional outlets and raises questions about succession.

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