What to see in Palma
The best beaches in Majorca
Majorca’s coastline offers countless extraordinarily beautiful beaches, which are clean, safe and offer many amenities and services.
Spas in Majorca, relax next to the Mediterranean
Relajarse en Mallorca es tan sencillo como dejarse llevarse por los placeres de sus paisajes, su gastronomía, la cultura y, también, recibiendo algunos tratamientos de spa.
Es Baluard, from bastion to contemporary art museum of Palma
Es Baluard, located on the Renaissance walls of Majorca, boasts an art collection of over 700 works.
Markets in Majorca, a place to stroll, eat and shop
Visiting the markets of Majorca is a good way to get to know the best of Balearic traditions in the form of handicrafts and culinary delights.
Palma Cathedral, an imposing Gothic temple overlooking the sea
Palma Cathedral, also called ‘La Seu’ or ‘Cathedral of Light’, is famous for having the world’s largest Gothic rose window and works by artists such as Gaudí and Miquel Barceló.
Son Amar, dinner and a show at a 16th century estate
Son Amar is a performance and gastronomy project that takes place in a beautiful estate located 10 kilometres from Palma de Mallorca
Teatre Principal de Palma, over 350 years of culture
The Teatre Principal de Palma, a point of reference for the performing arts on the island, is what was once the Casa de las Comedias, which was inaugurated in 1667.
Marivent Palace, the summer residence of the Spanish Royal Family
Marivent Palace in Palma de Mallorca has been the summer residence of the Spanish Royal Family since 1973
Water parks, with descents from dizzying heights in Majorca
Apart from beaches, Majorca has a large range of water parks. The most important of these are Aqualand, Hidropark and Western Water Park.
Partying in Majorca, enjoying its nightlife
Majorca’s nightlife is livelier than ever before. Enjoy the best DJs and sunsets at the most exclusive beach clubs.