1 - Explore Palma

Palma is the most visited place in Mallorca. With its magnificent architecture, the colorful streets, and with the great food here you will enjoy your vacation even more! Make sure to check out Santa Catalina Neighborhood while you are there, it is worth it!
2 - Visit Palma de Mallorca Cathedral

This cathedral is the landmark of Palma. It dates back to the medieval period. The architecture here is an absolute must-see when you visit Mallorca.
3 - Take a Train to Soller

Soller is a small village near the countryside. It is so peaceful to sit at a cafe while you are admiring the streets of Soller. Order some freshly squeezed orange juice because it is famous for that!
4 - Admire Nature

Mallorca has so many natural beauties too and one of them is Es Pontas. There are many rock formations as a result of the wind and the sea and the most beautiful one is Es Ponta. The view is breathtaking!
5 - Go on a Hiking Trip

There are many hiking trails in Mallorca. We recommend the “Dry Stone Route”. It is very popular among hikers too! You get to spend some time in nature while admiring the amazing view. You can also access to the other villages around by taking this route.
6 - Get Lost in Fornalutx

This small town is one of the best places you can visit in Mallorca. It is such a pretty town with stone houses and many flowers everywhere! You can meet many local people here since it is not popular yet among tourists.
7 - Visit the Artsy Town, Deia

Deia has been home to many artists, poets, and writers throughout history thanks to its inspiring and charming mediterranean view! This town is also on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
8 - Wine Tasting

Mallorca has some of the best wine. There are so many vineyards around the island. You can join a wine tasting trip and you get to see the beautiful vineyards and taste some of the best wine in Spain!
9 - Visit the Royal Palace of La Almudaina

This Royal Palace is one of the tourist attractions in Palma. It dates back to the Roman period, but it was rebuilt in the 14th century. It is still used as a Palace for special occasions by the Spanish Royalty.
10 - Walk around in Jardines de S’Hort del Rei

The Royal Garden used to be a part of the Almudaina Palace. Nowadays, it is a public green space where you can take really cool photos with the fountains and the trees.