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A popular tourist destination for Europe's well-heeled, Mallorca is an island off the eastern coast of Spain in the Balearic Sea. Although beach culture reigns supreme here with miles and miles of white sand, Mallorca and its local culture have been experiencing a bit of a revival with many residents restoring the island's numerous old manors, estates and fincas. With so much to do on this small island, you'll wish you had more hours in the day. Explore the olive and almond groves of Mallorca's hinterlands, take part in the many festivals that take place on the island year-round or spend your time in Palma, Mallorca's ultra-chic capital city.
One of the most beautiful ways to view the island is from the comfort of a boat. Charter a trip around some of the shorelines to witness Mallorca in all its majesty. Talk to your Destination Concierge about vendors and schedules.
Located in the north area of Mallorca, this medieval town features fully restored Roman houses and amphitheaters, beautiful old churches and vibrant outdoor markets that occur conveniently every Tuesday and Sunday.
Quieter than some of the other beaches on the island, Playa de Muro is a Blue Flag-accredited, white sandy beach. Shallow waters, great facilities and nearby restaurants make this an ideal beach for a family outing.
Voted one of the best amusement parks in the country, Katmandu Park is the perfect way to spend a day in Mallorca. Battle zombies, visit the water park or play on their 50-foot-high obstacle course.
Bordered by cypress trees on either side, the 365 Calvari Steps in the old Roman settlement of Pollença lead to the Chapel of Calvari. Once at the top, visitors can enjoy beautiful views of the town.
Savor one of Spain's most iconic dishes at this Mallorcan staple. Popular with both locals and tourists, enjoy your Paella Negra with a bottle of Rioja or a glass of Sa Cranca's homemade sangria.
Located in the heart of Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca is a stylish, cosmopolitan island city that is bursting with great restaurants, museums, shops and a thriving café culture.
Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma. Most commonly known as La Seu, this Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral was initially started by King James of Aragon in 1229 and was completed in 1601. Enormous stained glass windows, courtyards and a wrought-iron canopy designed by famed architect Antoni Gaudí are just a few of the features found in this breathtaking structure.
Serra de Tramuntana. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Serra de Tramuntana is a mountain range that runs along the northwest coast of Mallorca. Mountain peaks and views of the Balearic Sea for as far as the eye can see make this the perfect backdrop for a day of hiking and biking.
Olivar Market. Feast on local cheeses, meats and special artisanal delicacies at this expansive indoor market. Tourists are quickly becoming hip to this spot and there are a number of tapas stalls that are great for a snack.
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Set in Mallorca, author Emma Straub's fictional tale of the Post family and their vacation on the Balearic Islands makes for a great beach read. Rivalries and family secrets threaten to ruin this clan of Manhattanites' trip and their relationships.
If you're looking for the fast-paced lifestyle that is common in other Spanish cities, you might be disappointed. Mallorca has the trappings of a city but it remains close to its roots as a former sleepy fishing outpost.
Although most of the beaches are made up of fine white sand, there are some beaches that are quite rocky. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes for safety on these beaches and rent a beach chair for maximum comfort and relaxation.
From 2 to 4 p.m., many shops and restaurants close in observance of siesta, the time of day where workers take breaks and naps. If you're planning on doing any shopping, grabbing a bite to eat or need to run errands, do so before or after siesta.
