
Descubre Palma de Mallorca desde una perspectiva única a bordo de rutas ferroviarias espectaculares.
Palma, the elegant capital of the Balearic Islands, is a city that captivates with its impressive bay and its majestic Gothic cathedral dominating the skyline.A labyrinth of cobblestone streets in its old town reveals stately courtyards, art galleries and charming boutiques, while its vibrant Paseo Marítimo and neighborhoods like Santa Catalina bustle with life.Palma is the perfect symbiosis between a rich historical legacy and a sophisticated Mediterranean lifestyle, being the gateway to the famous coves and the Tramuntana Mountains.
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Palma, the elegant capital of the Balearic Islands, is a city that captivates with its impressive bay and its majestic Gothic cathedral dominating the skyline.A labyrinth of cobblestone streets in its old town reveals stately courtyards, art galleries and charming boutiques, while its vibrant Paseo Marítimo and neighborhoods like Santa Catalina bustle with life.Palma is the perfect symbiosis between a rich historical legacy and a sophisticated Mediterranean lifestyle, being the gateway to the famous coves and the Tramuntana Mountains.
To explore the island (coves, Sierra de Tramuntana) renting a car is almost essential.Book it well in advance in high season.
It's not just transportation, it's a tourist attraction in itself.A wooden train from 1912 that takes you through the mountains to the Sóller valley.
Tour the World Heritage mountain range.Visit the picture-postcard town of Valldemossa, the artists' refuge of Deià and the beautiful valley of Sóller (accessible by a century-old wooden train).
Visit the most famous beach in Mallorca, a long stretch of sand with turquoise waters reminiscent of the Caribbean.Nearby you can visit the salt flats.
Impressive caves with one of the largest underground lakes in the world, where a classical music concert is offered from a boat.
A spectacular mountain road that leads to a clifftop lighthouse, with viewpoints and an iconic beach along the way.
Tour the World Heritage mountain range.Visit the picture-postcard town of Valldemossa, the artists' refuge of Deià and the beautiful valley of Sóller (accessible by a century-old wooden train).
Visit the most famous beach in Mallorca, a long stretch of sand with turquoise waters reminiscent of the Caribbean.Nearby you can visit the salt flats.
Impressive caves with one of the largest underground lakes in the world, where a classical music concert is offered from a boat.
A spectacular mountain road that leads to a clifftop lighthouse, with viewpoints and an iconic beach along the way.
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Ver guía completaMany of the large mansions in the old town hide spectacular patios.Some can be visited and the City Council organizes thematic routes.
Instead of the busy centre, walk or cycle along the promenade east to the old fishing port of Portixol.It is the perfect place to watch the sunset with views of the cathedral from one of its many terraces.
Although Palma is an active city, life in general has a more relaxed pace.Don't stress if the service is slower than other places.
The sun is very strong on the island, even on cloudy days.The use of sunscreen, hat and sunglasses is essential.
Tap water is drinkable, but has a high lime content and a very strong taste.Almost everyone, locals included, drinks bottled water.
As in any major tourist destination, keep an eye on your belongings in busy areas such as downtown, the airport and beaches.
Be careful with 'trileros' (ball game) and other street scams in very touristy areas.
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