2025 Comarca de Palma Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

These immortal statues are made of exquisite metal structures, as if floating in space, confronting each other, and having a silent dialogue. Both installations place their fingers on their lips, inviting the audience to reflect deeply on silence, introspection, and human connection. Llotja de Palma is a landmark monument in Palma, Spain, a Gothic building that provides the perfect environment for this installation art and is thought-provoking. The exhibition runs until February 15, 2025. If you are in Palma, Spain, don't miss the opportunity to appreciate Jaume Plensa's outstanding work!

#voyagevibes The city called Palma in Majorca island 🏝️ is the main point where most of the visitors go to. Also most of the boats come here to drop of tourists, visitors. We started the day by grabbing coffee and croissants. Prioritise the correct way 💯💪 As we love the architecture of cathedrals, our first stop was at Cathedral -Basilica de Santa Maria. It is amazing in there! After saying few prayers we continued our journey. Royal Palace of La Almudaina. TIP!! Check on their website which day of the week is the free entry. My partner and I missed it. I think it was either Wednesday or Thursday, you can enter for free as long as you are there present on the day. 💞Reasons to Recommend: I highly recommend going to the Royal Palace of La Almudaina. Once you enter and look around, and immerse yourself in the history you will understand why it is recommended! The last bit we saw was the Jardi del Bisbe. The entry is free but we mindful as they close the doors quiet early. #myhiddengems it is a lovely place where you can see the fishes they keep..... #spain #historicallandmarks #100waysoftravel #majorca

Mallorca, Spain is a Mediterranean paradise island that will make you fall in love instantly. For centuries, it has attracted artists and cultural masters from around the world with its unique charm, and even became the summer palace of the Spanish royal family. George Sand called it "one of the most beautiful places in the world," and Chopin described it in a letter to a friend: "I came to the capital, Palma, and walked among the cedars, cacti, olive trees, orange trees, lemon trees, aloe, fig trees, and pomegranate trees... The sky is like turquoise, the sea is blue, the mountains are like emeralds, the atmosphere is like paradise, the sun shines all day, everyone wears summer clothes, and the weather is hot. For hours at night, I hear the sound of guitars and singing..." Let's take a look at what surprises you can't miss at this must-visit summer destination: Palma Cathedral⛪ (La Seu, p2-3): As a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the cathedral has the largest Gothic rose window in the world and is known as the "Gothic Eye." Bellver Castle🏰 (El Castillo de Bellver, p4-5): This 14th-century castle is one of the few circular castles in Europe and is also a great place to watch the sunset🌅. Santa Catalina District (Santa Catalina, p6-7) 🌆: The local market, Mercado de Santa Catalina, has the freshest fruits and vegetables and authentic food, and is a window to explore local culture and cuisine.

#beachaholic Palma Di Mallorca absolutely exceeded all my expectations!! (And its not an easy task!) The perfect destination for a #beachaholic, from the first moment I set foot on the island, I understood why it's so popular. The beach's charm and tranquility were simply irresistible. This little known spot just 3 km from the airport is where I spent hours upon hours, sunbathing, reading, and swimming and eating one of the best paella’s I ever had.The vibrant beach culture is why I fully comprehend why Palma Di Mallorca is THE destination for the summer!

#fallingforfall Majorca is the best to visit all year! but end of Summer is a real treat!