Tourist Attractions

Taking a walk through the pedestrianized Old Town of this magnificent walled city is time traveling. You just have to walk and wander through the…

The most beautiful monument of the island and a symbol of the city of Palma is called La Seu, and officially Catedral de Santa María…

Located on top of a hill overlooking the town of Artá, we find one of the most emblematic places of the town. Strategically well situated…

The Alcázar Real de Mallorca, called the Almudaina, next to the Cathedral of Palma, is one of the most beautiful and emblematic buildings of the…

El area residencial la Portella, la Casa de los Dos tesoros, la casa del Jefe de Bronce, el Forum...all this and much more you will…

Unique and emblematic place of the Balearic Islands located at the foot of the Sierra Tramontana bathed by turquoise crystal waters of the Bahía de…

This beautiful and picturesque natural harbour to the South of the island of Mallorca in a few years has become one of the most important…

Located 14 km from Manacor is this lovely coastal town with one of the most beautiful natural harbors in Mallorca

A total maritime reference of the Spanish Costas and one of the largest ports in the Mediterranean

If you are in Pollensa, don't forget to visit this colorful market where you will find all kinds of products and truly charming corners. Every…

The Palma Aquarium is a must go for any visitor to the island, especially for those traveling with children. This huge exhibition consists of 55…

Magnificent Medieval wall over 1km in length that forms one of the most beautiful historic centers throughout the island.

In the heart of Palma, we find a place to stroll and taste delicious dishes. It is more than just a market; it is an…

A cultural center dedicated to the creation and diffusion of contemporary art by national and international artists

An architectural jewel of Gothic style, former home of Colegio de los Mercaderes and shows the power of Mallorca at the commercial and artistic level…

In the north of the island of Mallorca, on a promontory where the Sierra de Tramontana merges with the sea, we find Cabo de Formentor…

One of the most representative images of Palma de Mallorca is the silhouette of windmills overlooking the sea on Barrio Es Jonquet. It is a…

The Templar Knights were the first masters of this emblematic mountain of Pollensa, well known today due to its Easter procession.

It is one of the architectural wonders of the city of Palma and Europe's oldest circular Gothic castle. An absolutely essential visit in Palma de…

At 492m above sea level on the Sierra de Tramontana we find this rocky castle that was the last stronghold of resistance to the troops…