Palma Things to Do

From a luxurious castle built for King James II in the 14th century to a military prison in the 18th and 19th centuries, Bellver Castle has had quite a history. After the inquisition, it was later used in the 1930's by dictator... more

On the 3rd of October in 1972, this museum came to with the help of the Apostolic Administrator Bishop of Majorca. The museum had its start in 1775 by order King Felipe V with over 5,000 printed works, 35 of which were incunabl... more

Situated inside the renaissance city wall the museum houses many works that have been contributed by institutions such as The Palma Town Council, the Mallorcan Council, the Balearic Autonomous Community and the savings bank Sa... more

Being the only remnants of the now-extinct town of Medina Mayurqa, these historic baths have stood up well against the test of time. Probably a part of some nobleman's house, the baths now serve as a major tourist attraction fo... more

This is where all incurable clubbers end up in the summer months. It is the best-known after-hours club on Ibiza, and one of the most famous in Europe. It is open in the afternoon, when all other clubs are closed (after a whole... more

Ibiza's salt flats are among the most beautiful areas on the island. Located between San Jorge and the Ses Salines beach, they are part of a nature reserve where several species of animals live. One of the ends of the salt flat... more

Sculptor and architect Guillermo Sagrera built the famous Gothic building known as La Lonja between the years 1420 and 1452. Originally constructed to serve as a market place, the structure represents the economical and histor... more

Just between the sandstone Gothic cathedral and Plaza Mayor, you can find Old Town Palma. This area is the epitome of Mediterranean small town charm with its stone streets, terraced houses and all the nooks and crannies you ca... more

Situated in the castle of San Carlos, this spectacular museum outlines the tumultuous and growing history of the Bay of Palma. The castle was built in the 1600s when Palma was a thriving port for privateers and pirates alike. T... more

The Bay of Palma is the location of the largest city of the Balearic Islands - Palma - with a population of over half a million. A popular tourist destination, over 20 million visitors passed through Palma in 2001. Fantastic be... more