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Bellver Castle: Palma’s extraordinary round fortress
Set on a wooded hill above Palma, Bellver Castle is known for its rare circular design and sweeping views of the bay. It rewards lovers of…
Read the guidePalma Cathedral, La Seu: light, history and the sea
La Seu rises above Palma’s waterfront and is one of Mallorca’s most recognisable landmarks. Its vast windows, warm stone and artistic layers make the visit memorable.
Read the guideAlcúdia: medieval walls, beaches and nature
Alcúdia pairs a walled medieval old town and Roman remains with long, gently shelving beaches. It makes a varied full-day excursion to northern Mallorca.
Read the guideAlaró: village life and a mountain castle
At the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, Alaró offers village squares, oak-lined paths and a dramatic hilltop castle. It is an inviting mix of culture…
Read the guideArab Baths of Palma: a glimpse of Islamic Mallorca
Hidden along a quiet street in Palma’s old quarter, the Arab Baths preserve a small but atmospheric reminder of the city’s Islamic past.
Read the guidePueblo Español in Palma: architecture in one place
Pueblo Español is an open-air architectural complex with reproductions of streets, courtyards and buildings inspired by different parts of Spain. It offers a change of pace…
Read the guidePalau de l’Almudaina: Palma’s royal palace
Standing beside La Seu, the Almudaina Palace brings together several chapters of Mallorca’s history. Its architecture reflects Islamic and Christian periods, and the building retains a…
Read the guidePlaça Major, Palma: the heart of the city
Plaça Major is a welcoming square of arcades, terraces and warm-coloured façades in Palma’s historic centre. It makes an easy stop during a day in the…
Read the guidePasseig des Born: Palma’s elegant boulevard
Passeig des Born is a leafy boulevard lined with elegant buildings, cafés and shops. It is a pleasant place to experience Palma at an unhurried pace.
Read the guidePalma de Mallorca in one day: a walking itinerary
A single day in Palma offers enough time to enjoy historic monuments, narrow streets, cafés and the waterfront. This walking route brings together the capital’s most…
Read the guidePalma Cathedral (La Seu): what to see and how to visit
Explore Palma’s Gothic cathedral, its rose window, Parc de la Mar and the atmospheric old town.
Read the guideCaló d’en Perdiu: a hidden corner of Mondragó
A small rocky inlet in Mondragó Natural Park, perfect for a peaceful walk on Mallorca’s southeast coast.
Read the guideAlaró: a stone village beneath the Tramuntana mountains
Quiet squares, historic streets and a walk to Castell d’Alaró.
Read the guidePalma de Mallorca: a walking route through the old town
Cathedral, historic lanes, courtyards and the seafront in one memorable day.
Read the guideOrient: a small mountain village in Mallorca
A peaceful corner of the Tramuntana mountains for gentle walks and nature.
Read the guidePortocolom: harbour, waterfront and beaches
Discover Portocolom’s large natural harbour, traditional waterfront and nearby beaches.
Read the guideSant Salvador (Mallorca): What to See and Do
Discover the sanctuary, panoramic viewpoints and trails of Sant Salvador, with directions from Es Turó de França.
Read the guideSantanyí Market
Explore Santanyí’s town-centre market and its cafés, shops and restaurants.
Read the guideMondragó Natural Park
Walk between Mediterranean coves and beaches close to Portopetro and Santanyí.
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