Aldi celebrates for 10 years in Mallorca: A shopping paradise for Germans!

Aldi celebrates for 10 years in Mallorca: A shopping paradise for Germans!

Palma de Mallorca, Spanien - Mallorca, the popular travel destination for Germans, has developed into an important setting for German retail companies in recent years. Aldi in particular has significantly expanded its presence on the Balearic Island and celebrates its tenth anniversary in Mallorca this year. During this time, the discounter opened around 12 branches that are distributed on the entire island. According to Derwesten.de not only offers own brands, but also regional products from more than 20 local producers.

The Aldi branches radiate a customer-friendly ambience and have weekly brochures with special offers, especially for fresh products. The opening times are usually from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., although deviations can occur in the high season and on public holidays. Aldi has thus become a popular source of shopping for both locals and tourists. Fortunately, the company plans to open another branch in Mallorca, even if the exact location is still unclear.

locations of Aldi on Mallorca

The Aldi branches can be found at various strategic locations on the island:

• Magaluf (Avinguda Olivera, 46)
• Palmanova (Urbanizació ses Planes, Carrer Tarragona)
• Palma de Mallorca (Carrer Aragó, 203)
• Palma de Mallorca (Carrer L’Hort de les ànimes, 21)
• Marratxi (Carrer d’Antoni Planas Juan, S/N)
• Inca (Carrer Teixidors, 78)
• Manacor (Carretera Palma-Manacor, KM 47)
• Campos (Camí Vell de Ciutat, 37-39)
• Cala Millor (Carrer de l’Eucaliptus, 12)
• Can Picafort (Carretera d’Artà/Carrer Ram de Mar)
• Palma de Mallorca (Carrer de l’ Uruguai, 4)
• Palma de Mallorca (Carrer Arxiduc lluis Salvador, 137)

Special features of the Aldi branches

The Aldi branches in Mallorca differ in some aspects from their counterparts in Germany. For example, there is no deposit system on the island. In addition, the fruit and vegetable department is mostly positioned at the entrance, while the baked goods are centrally centrally visible and not immediately visible, which could sometimes confuse tourists. Cooling goods are also arranged at the entrance, which facilitates access to fresh products. Cash registers are on the left, in contrast to most German branches, where they are on the right. These differences in the layout could be unusual for German tourists, but make it easier to buy.

Overall, Aldi has established itself in Mallorca and offers its customers a wide selection of local and Mediterranean products that make shopping on the island a special experience. The range not only includes everyday needs articles, but also regional specialties that contribute to the popularity of the branches, such as DiscountCheck.info reported.