Palma de Mallorca
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Discovering Palma
Palma is a city of districts — each with its own character. The compact size (around 420,000 inhabitants) makes it wond…
Cathedral La Seu★★★
The Cathedral of Palma — La Seu — is one of the most impressive Gothic structures in the entire Mediterranean and Mallo…
Almudaina Palace★★
Right next to the cathedral stands the Palau Reial de l'Almudaina — a royal palace with over 1,000 years of history. It…
Old Town Walking Tour
Palma's old town is one of the largest contiguous historic city centers in Europe — over 1 km² of area, crisscrossed by…
Santa Catalina & Market Hall€€
Santa Catalina is Palma's culinary epicenter . The former fishing district west of the old town has developed into the…
Museums & Culture
Palma has a surprisingly rich museum landscape — from contemporary art to Joan Miró to Arab history. Three houses stand…
Beaches in Palma
Let's be honest: Palma is a city trip destination, not a beach destination . The beaches directly in the city are decen…
Dining & Nightlife in Palma
In recent years, Palma has evolved into the culinary capital of the Balearic Islands — boasting several Michelin stars,…
Practical Tips Palma
Getting Around Palma On foot: The best way to explore Palma. The old town, Santa Catalina, La Lonja, and Paseo Marítimo…
Stadtrundgang
Altstadt-Rundgang: Vom Plaça Major zur Kathedrale
The classic tour through Palma's historic heart — from medieval courtyards to Arab baths and the Gothic cathedral. Ideal in the morning when the patios are open.
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