Palma - Mallorca's island capital

Just a two-hour flight away, Palma is the perfect premium destination for a city break or a combined city/beach vacation. Numerous corona measures implemented by the government of the archipelago ensure a safe stay for visitors. Whether for a gourmet weekend for two, a shopping trip with friends or sunbathing with the family. The Mediterranean metropolis of Palma is always worth a visit! But there are even more reasons to travel to Palma 365 days a year.

City break in style: Palma is predestined for a city break. The picturesque alleyways are the perfect place to stroll, feast and store. How about a visit to the former fishing district of Santa Catalina, for example, which has become Palma's cult district and attracts visitors with its small boutiques and numerous bars and restaurants? This is where the city's scene meets, with modernity and tradition going hand in hand. The Mercat de Santa Catalina, for example, with its fresh produce and many small cafés, is not only one of the most traditional, but also one of the most beautiful and popular markets in the city. 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 cosmopolitan qualities. Typical for Palma are the tapas and wine bars as well as a market hall that invites you to stroll and taste.

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Furthermore, when exploring the old town of Palma, you can marvel at the unmistakable Moorish architecture, which alternates with medieval elements. One building is more beautiful than the next, with ornate portals offering views of enchanted courtyards. 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.

Urban Beach for the whole family: The bay of Playa de Palma with its 4.6-kilometre-long sandy beach and gently sloping waters has always attracted sun worshippers, active people and water sports enthusiasts. Special highlights for children include a visit to the Palma Aquarium or Mallorca's longest zipline in Forestal Park in the heart of Palma Beach. Holidaymakers can also enjoy golfing on Palma's golf courses, bike tours, boat trips to offshore bays or sailing trips and catamaran sun-set tours for all generations.

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