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Palma La Seu Cathedral
In 1229, the great hero of Spain's Reconquista from the Moors, King James I, sailed to the Balearics amidst a horrible storm. If he made it to the Muslim-held isles, he pledged, he would build a ... Read more
Caves of Drach (Coves del Drac)
The classic tourist attraction Caves of Drach - or Coves del Drac - is a crowd pleaser for many reasons, not least of which is that these 4 fantastic caves form a truly remarkable hydrogeological ... Read more
Valldemossa and La Granja
High in Tamuntana Mountains, filled with golden light and olive trees, is the old stone city of Valldemossa, built around a graceful monastery dating to the 1300s. It is a place of marvelous beauty ... Read more
Almudaina Palace
Also known as the Palau de l’Almudaina, this ancient palace was originally built as a citadel on the hill by the Romans sometime around 123 BC in Palma, the capital city of the island of Majorca, ... Read more
Palma Plaza Mayor
The Plaza Mayor is Palma’s true epicenter. Others might claim the geographic center of the city to be located elsewhere, but it is from this large plaza that all the excitement of old-town Palma ... Read more
Formentor and Puerto Pollensa
With its beautiful white-sand beaches framed in picturesque rocky points, Puerto Pollensa (Pollença) has become a magnet for holiday-goers with a taste for the finer things in life. Art ... Read more
Caves of Hams
Though not the most impressive caves on an island famed for its immense underground system of limestone caverns, the Cuevas del Ham - or Caves of Hams - are nonetheless a popular stop for ... Read more
Palma Cruise Port
Arriving in Palma de Mallorca it is easy to see why so many people visit this Spanish island paradise in the Mediterranean sun between Valencia and Barcelona – in 2010 around 20 million people ... Read more
Palma Inca Market
One of the most vibrant bazaars in all of the old world, Mallorca’s Inca Market sits cradled in the midst of one of Spain’s most beloved towns. Also known as “Leather City,” by the locals, should ... Read more
