Travel Tips

Where history, art, and sculpture meet in the heart of Palma. Tucked beside Palma Cathedral and the Almudaina Palace, the Palau March Museum is one of the city’s most elegant...

Where Joan Miró painted, dreamed, and shaped his final masterpieces. The Fundació Miró Mallorca, founded by the legendary Catalan artist himself, offers a rare glimpse into the intimate world of...

Few places in Palma capture the city’s quiet charm like La Rambla — a tree-lined avenue that combines history, elegance, and everyday life. Just a short walk from Plaza Mayor...

Palma’s contemporary art hub built into its ancient walls. Palma’s contemporary art hub built into its ancient walls — a perfect bridge between Old Town lanes and the sea. If...

How This Guide Works We focus on ride-tested areas where finding good coffee, fast carbs and safe bike parking is easy. Use the maps to orient, then plan your loop...

Palma does cafés properly: sunlit terraces, polished espresso, flaky ensaïmadas, and low-key spots made for lingering. Use this guide to find your perfect cup — whether you’re after third-wave pour-overs,...

Fresh fish, local pride, and Mediterranean spirit Each October, the fishing village of Cala Ratjada transforms into a lively seafront festival dedicated to one of Mallorca’s most iconic seasonal fish...

A week of flavour, creativity, and local competition Every November, Palma’s restaurants and bars join forces for TaPalma, a citywide festival dedicated to the art of tapas and cocktails. For...

Exploring Palma’s Waterfront Marina District From the heart of Palma to the soul of Mallorca — the waterfront is where our city exhales. Along the renewed Paseo Marítimo, we move...

Driving in Mallorca can be a joy: winding mountain roads, scenic coastal drives, and the freedom to explore hidden villages at your own pace. But whether you’ve just moved here,...

Mallorca is more than sun, sea, and sangria. With over 300 days of sunshine, fast fiber internet, and a buzzing international community, it’s become one of Europe’s best-kept secrets for...

Palma de Mallorca isn’t just for holidays — it’s becoming one of Europe’s most attractive spots for remote professionals. With strong infrastructure, creative energy, and a growing business scene, it’s...

Best Neighborhoods Near Palma For Daily Commuters We keep this practical. Pick your daily anchor (office, school, gym), set a hard commute limit, and shortlist two or three areas that...

A Growing Tourism Trend Home swapping isn’t new, but it has gained fresh momentum in Mallorca since the pandemic. Rising hotel prices, inflation, and a shift toward more sustainable travel...

From sea-view estates in Deià to golf-front properties in Santa Ponça, Mallorca has no shortage of dream-worthy homes. Mallorca offers a unique mix of Mediterranean beauty and upscale living —...

Buying property in Palma isn’t just about finding the right square meters — it’s about choosing the lifestyle that fits you. From sea-view penthouses in Portixol & Molinar, to design-led...

Best Places to Relax in Palma for Spas, Hammams & Day Passes Palma does urban wellness well: compact spa circuits in boutique hotels, authentic-style hammams, flexible day passes in Santa...

Choosing Your Cycling Base in Mallorca Mallorca rewards a smart base: north for Formentor and Tramuntana classics, Palma-side for quick transfers and city days, and Playa de Muro for flat...

Snapshot: What Coll d’en Rabassa is like A lived-in coastal barrio on Palma’s east side, Coll d’en Rabassa sits between Portixol/Molinar and Can Pastilla, minutes from the airport. Expect an...

Where to Stay in Palma With Kids Palma is easy with children: short distances, flat promenades, and a beach or playground never far away. The key is choosing a base...