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Things to do in Mallorca

Mallorca's skyline is defined by La Seu Cathedral rising over Palma Bay, while inland and along the coast, royal palaces, hilltop…

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  • La Seu (Palma Cathedral) Must See 📌 Book Ahead

    This towering Gothic cathedral, begun in 1229 on the site of a former mosque, dominates…

  • Serra de Tramuntana Must See

    This UNESCO World Heritage mountain range stretches 90 km along Mallorca's northwest…

  • Cap de Formentor Must See

    The dramatic rocky peninsula at Mallorca's northeastern tip, reached via a serpentine…

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Mallorca's art scene ranges from Joan Miró's former studio-home to contemporary galleries housed in converted fortresses and…

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  • Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró Must See

    This museum preserves the studios and home where Joan Miró lived and worked for the last…

  • Es Baluard Museum Top Pick

    Built into a 16th-century sea bastion on Palma's old city walls, Es Baluard houses modern…

  • Museu de Mallorca Notable

    Housed in a former noble mansion, this museum traces the island's history from…

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Beyond La Seu Cathedral, Mallorca's religious architecture includes a mountaintop monastery revered across the island and the…

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  • Santuari de Lluc Top Pick

    Mallorca's most important pilgrimage site, this monastery sits deep in the Tramuntana…

  • Real Cartuja de Valldemossa Top Pick

    This former Carthusian monastery in the mountain village of Valldemossa is best known as…

  • Basílica de Sant Francesc Notable

    This 13th-century Franciscan basilica in Palma's old town is known for its elegant Gothic…

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Palma's old town is a dense web of medieval lanes and grand squares, best explored on foot, connecting Gothic mansions, tapas…

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  • Passeig del Born Top Pick

    Palma's grandest boulevard, lined with plane trees, Modernist mansions, and high-end…

  • Sa Llotja Top Pick

    This 15th-century former merchants' exchange, with its elegant spiral columns and…

  • Plaça Major Notable

    This arcaded 19th-century square, built over the site of a former Inquisition…

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From Palma's historic quarters to the mountain villages of the Tramuntana, each Mallorcan neighborhood carries a distinct…

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  • Casc Antic (Palma Old Town) Must See

    Palma's historic center is a labyrinth of narrow medieval streets, hidden courtyards, and…

  • Deià Must See

    This tiny stone village clinging to a mountainside above the sea has drawn artists and…

  • Santa Catalina Top Pick

    Once a working-class fishermen's district, Santa Catalina has become Palma's trendiest…

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Mallorca's green spaces range from formal Arab-influenced gardens in central Palma to a botanical estate showcasing the island's…

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  • Parc de la Mar Top Pick

    This artificial lake and park sits directly below the cathedral, created in the 1960s to…

  • S'Hort del Rei Notable

    These formal gardens beside the Almudaina Palace blend Arab-style water features with…

  • Jardins d'Alfàbia Notable

    These lush terraced gardens near the Sóller road preserve a Moorish irrigation system of…

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Mallorca's coastline ranges from vast white-sand bays to secluded pine-backed coves reachable only on foot or by boat, giving the…

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  • Es Trenc Must See

    Often compared to a Caribbean beach, Es Trenc's fine white sand and turquoise shallows…

  • Platja de Formentor Must See

    Backed by a dense pine forest and framed by the mountains of the Formentor peninsula,…

  • Cala Mondragó Top Pick

    Within a protected natural park on the southeast coast, Cala Mondragó comprises two…

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From a century-old mountain railway to hiking trails and boat excursions, Mallorca's activities showcase the island's varied…

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  • Sóller Vintage Train & Tram Must See 📌 Book Ahead

    This wooden 1912 train climbs from Palma through olive and orange groves and a mountain…

  • Boat Trip to Sa Calobra & Sóller Coast Top Pick 📌 Book Ahead

    Boats depart from Port de Sóller for the dramatic coastline toward Sa Calobra, passing…

  • Hiking the GR221 (Ruta de Pedra en Sec) Top Pick

    This long-distance trail, known as the Dry Stone Route, follows centuries-old paths and…

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Palma de Mallorca does not host a market on the scale of Germany or Austria, but the city still embraces the festive season with…

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  • Fira de Nadal de Palma (Plaça Major) Must See

    The heart of Palma's holiday season is the small Christmas fair set up in the arcaded…

  • Cavalcada dels Reis Mags (Three Kings Parade) Must See

    While it falls just after Christmas proper, the Cavalcada dels Reis Mags on the evening…

  • Passeig del Born Christmas Lights Top Pick

    Each December the tree-lined Passeig del Born, Palma's grandest boulevard, is strung with…

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When the sun sets, Mallorca trades postcard beaches for pulsing dance floors, candlelit cocktail terraces, and jazz-filled…

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  • Sky Bar Palma, Hotel Saratoga Must See 📌 Book Ahead

    Set atop a hotel overlooking the bay, this rooftop lounge pairs sweeping views of the…

  • Tito's Palma Top Pick 📌 Book Ahead

    A Palma institution since the 1950s, Tito's is a glass-walled club perched above the…

  • Pacha Palma Top Pick 📌 Book Ahead

    The Mallorcan outpost of the legendary Ibiza brand, Pacha Palma sits right on the marina…

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With Kids

Mallorca packs plenty of rainy-day and sunny-day fun for younger travelers, from upside-down houses and dolphin shows to water…

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  • Katmandu Park Magaluf Top Pick

    An unmistakable upside-down house facade marks this quirky indoor-outdoor attraction in…

  • Marineland Mallorca Top Pick

    Located in Costa d'en Blanes, this marine park is built around daily dolphin and sea lion…

  • Aqualand El Arenal Notable

    One of the island's largest water parks, Aqualand El Arenal offers slides and pools…

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Mallorca's calendar runs on a mix of fire, faith, and food, from smoke-filled winter bonfires to open-air summer concerts in…

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  • Sant Sebastia Festival (Palma) Top Pick

    Palma's patron saint festival fills the old town with bonfires, live music stages, and…

  • Sant Joan Bonfire Night (Nit de Sant Joan) Top Pick

    On the shortest night of the year, beaches across the island fill with bonfires,…

  • Palma Nights Summer Concert Series Top Pick 📌 Book Ahead

    Through peak summer, courtyards and squares around Palma's old town host an open-air…

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Beyond the cathedral and the caves lies a quieter Mallorca of overgrown gardens, forgotten watchtowers, and villages that rarely…

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  • Talaiot de Capocorb Vell Top Pick

    Near Llucmajor on the southern coast, Capocorb Vell is one of the largest and…

  • Jardins de Alfabia to Raixa Estate Backroads Notable

    Tucked behind the better-known gardens near Bunyola, the Raixa estate is a sprawling…

  • Puig de Randa Hilltop Monasteries Notable

    Rising alone from the flat central plain near Algaida, Puig de Randa is dotted with three…

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  • Spring (April-June)
  • Summer (July-August)
  • Fall (September-October)
  • Winter (November-March)
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  • Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI)
  • Renting a car
  • TIB buses
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What to Buy & Where Mallorca is known for Majorica artificial pearls, manufactured in Manacor since 1890 and sold island-wide, and for leather goods from the…
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  • Sant Sebastià
  • Setmana Santa (Holy Week)
  • Sant Joan
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  • Day 1: Palma Old Town
  • Day 2: Tramuntana – Sóller & Deià
  • Day 3: North Coast – Formentor & Alcúdia
  • Day 4: South Coast Beaches
  • Day 5: Caves & Inland Villages
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Parc de la Mar: the cathedral reflected in the lake, best 30-45 minutes before sunset. Mirador Es Colomer (Formentor road): dramatic cliff and sea views,…
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Spain (including the Balearic Islands) uses 230V, 50Hz electricity with Type C and Type F plugs (two round pins), standard across continental Europe. UK, US,…
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  • Sobrassada
  • Tumbet
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  • Casc Antic (Palma Old Town)
  • Santa Catalina
  • Portixol
  • Sóller, Deia, and Pollenca
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  • Budget (€55-85/day)
  • Mid-range (€120-190/day)
  • Luxury (€300-600+/day)
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  • Beyond the beach-resort reputation
  • A coastline built for exploring
  • Easy access, real payoff
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  • Palma Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
  • Bellver Castle + Museum Combined Ticket
  • TIB Intermodal Transport Card
  • Sóller Train + Tram Combined Ticket
  • Palma Aquarium Online Ticket
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