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Palma
04/20/2021 Reading time: 1 Minute
Only a two-hour flight away , Palma is the perfect premium destination for a city break or a combined city/beach vacation. Mallorca's beautiful island capital is in season all year round!
Whether for a gourmet weekend for two , a shopping trip with your girlfriends or to soak up the sun with the family. The Mediterranean metropolis of Palma is always worth a visit! One reason for this is its fantastic location right by the sea: between La Seu Cathedral in the west and S'Arenal in the east stretches Playa de Palma, an almost five-kilometre-long dream beach with a promenade that is ideal for swimming, biking and sports.
On the other hand, it is also due to the many cultural attractions that the city of 400,000 inhabitants has to offer. The Es Baluard Museum, located on the city wall, is well worth a visit, with a breathtaking roof terrace to complement the contemporary art inside. Always inspiring: a stroll through the old town with its narrow streets and city palaces, which often conceal green courtyard oases. Or you can opt for a stroll along the magnificent Paseo de Borne boulevard, which is lined with high-end boutiques and elegant cafés. Which brings us to another favorite pastime of many guests: good food and drink! With two Michelin-starred restaurants and other fine dining hotspots, Palma demonstrates its cosmopolitan qualities. Typical for Palma are the tapas and wine bars as well as a market hall that invites you to stroll and taste. Where is the best place to sleep after a day in Palma? The choice ranges from first-class beach hotels and stylish designer hostels to romantic boutique hotels or posh accommodation in former manor houses or a monastery.
www.visitpalma.es
Whether for a gourmet weekend for two , a shopping trip with your girlfriends or to soak up the sun with the family. The Mediterranean metropolis of Palma is always worth a visit! One reason for this is its fantastic location right by the sea: between La Seu Cathedral in the west and S'Arenal in the east stretches Playa de Palma, an almost five-kilometre-long dream beach with a promenade that is ideal for swimming, biking and sports.
On the other hand, it is also due to the many cultural attractions that the city of 400,000 inhabitants has to offer. The Es Baluard Museum, located on the city wall, is well worth a visit, with a breathtaking roof terrace to complement the contemporary art inside. Always inspiring: a stroll through the old town with its narrow streets and city palaces, which often conceal green courtyard oases. Or you can opt for a stroll along the magnificent Paseo de Borne boulevard, which is lined with high-end boutiques and elegant cafés. Which brings us to another favorite pastime of many guests: good food and drink! With two Michelin-starred restaurants and other fine dining hotspots, Palma demonstrates its cosmopolitan qualities. Typical for Palma are the tapas and wine bars as well as a market hall that invites you to stroll and taste. Where is the best place to sleep after a day in Palma? The choice ranges from first-class beach hotels and stylish designer hostels to romantic boutique hotels or posh accommodation in former manor houses or a monastery.
www.visitpalma.es
