A lot has changed since 1700, but Can Joan de S’Aigo in Palma de Mallorca seems to have snuck by unaffected by time. Although famous for sweets and chocolate, flocks of tourists are suspiciously absent at Can Joan de S’Aigo, and if you make your way there, it becomes more apparent why. Located in one of the older quarters of the city, you have to navigate your way through a maze of narrow, seemingly deserted alleys before reaching this antiquated bakery. Step off the street and back into a different century to taste some of the best pastries Mallorca has to offer, and if it’s a warm out, try the almond ice cream, made in-house with almond milk rather than dairy. An aged sparkle is still visible inside Can Joan de S’Aigo and it’s easy to imagine the opulence it must have had in a different era. Steeped in tradition, this little slice of Palma’s history remains a meeting point for families and friends across generations and a place for celebrations, religious or otherwise.