Introduction to the Island

Before you start exploring the most famous and beautiful sights of the capital of Mallorca, have breakfast in a cosy café in the city centre. You can sit in the laconic interiors of the main hall, or under umbrellas on the outdoor terrace.   The café has a special breakfast menu that offers dishes for every taste, from dietary yogurts and muesli to hearty sandwiches and bacon and eggs. Indulge in a cup of coffee, the café offers an excellent cappuccino.
Open Hours: Monday – Sunday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM

The garden, which is now a favorite place for walking of tourists and residents of the city, belonged to the palace area in the Middle Ages.
The park acquired its current appearance as early as the XX century, according to the creators' idea, here the features of the royal gardens of Mallorca and Andalusian architecture are combined.

The monumental and, at the same time, light and airy building of the Palma Cathedral is the brightest example of the Catalan Gothic. The construction of the cathedral was begun in 1230 on obeying the order of James I the Conqueror, in honour of the liberation from the Moorish people, and completed at the end of the XVI century.
The interior of the cathedral contains the Renaissance and pompous Baroque elements.
Open Hours Winter: Monday – Saturday: 10:00AM – 3:15PM Summer: Monday – Friday: 10:00AM – 5:15PM Saturdays: 10:00AM – 2:15PM
Before visiting, you may buy tickets on the official website.

Part of the historical heritage of Mallorca is hidden in a humble courtyard, reminiscent of the time when the island was ruled by the Moorish people.
The landmark is surrounded by a beautiful garden with lots of unusual tropical plants. This is the right place for an interesting photo shoot.

Ca'n Joan De S'aigo is the oldest cafe in Palma. In the XVIII century, the owner of the place offered guests drinks from melt water from the mountain peaks, and today it offers excellent coffee, aromatic, tasty pastries, hot chocolate and large portions of ice cream of domestic production.

The palace, built in the X century, and served as the residence of the Arab viziers and the King of Aragon, is one of the oldest and most famous monuments of Moorish architecture.
The interiors of the palace are decorated with trellis and paintings, depicting members of the royal dynasty.
Open Hours: Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00AM – 7:00PM
You may buy tickets online in advance.

It is an ideal place to feel the atmosphere of the old city. There is always a lively, friendly atmosphere, street musicians and local artists. On the sides of the square are small souvenir shops and restaurants.

Explore a spacious sandy beach, equipped with everything necessary for comfortable rest, walking through the city streets and the promenade. The beach offers an unusual and breathtaking view of the Gothic buildings of the historic part of Palma.

It is a great place to enjoy a variety of delicious local dishes for little money. Try the grilled octopus, the dish is truly off the charts. Other seafood is also very tasty cooked, and the best addition to a good dinner is a glass of aromatic homemade wine.

Come back to your hotel after a day full of emotions. Tomorrow your road journey starts!