Palma

What to see:
- Arabian Baths: C/ Can Serra 7.
- Bellver Castle: C/ Camilo José Cela s/n
- Palace-Museum of la Almudaina: C/ Palau Reial s/n
- Pueblo Español: C/ Poble Espanyol
- La Lonja (fish market): C/ Passeig Sagrera s/n
- Gran Hotel “Fundación La Caixa”: Plaza de Weyler 3
- Krekovic Museum: C/ Ciutat de Querétaro 3
- The Cathedral: Plaça Almoïna s/n
- Santa Eulàlia: Plaza de Santa Eulàlia 2.

Catedral de Palma

Eating out:
The best areas where you can taste Mallorca’s traditional cooking is the Center and Santa Catalina.

Having a drink:
- Bar Bosch: Plaça Joan Carles I.
- Bar Cristal: Plaça Espanya 4
- Café Lírico: Avenida Antoni Maura 6
- Café Moderno: Plaça Santa Eulàlia 5
- Grand Café Capuccino: Carrer Sant Miquel 53

The best ensaimadas (sweet rolled pastries):
- Forn Sant Cristo: C/ Paraires 2
- Forn Fondo: C/ Unió 15

Shoppin:
- Route 1: Plaça Weyler - Jaume III. One of the city’s most selected areas, offering main clothing brands, both national and international, as well as El Corte Inglés big store.
- Route 2: Plaça Espanya - Ramblas. An open-air shopping center, and the perfect place for buying clothes, shoes, perfumes, accessories and souvenirs. You’ll find the city’s second El Corte Inglés big store.
- Route 3: Plaça de Cort - Porta de Sant Antoni: especially for buying crafts and souvenirs: glass, pottery and wood crafts are just some of the products you can purchase at el Centro de Interpretación de la Artesanía-  a Crafts Center.
- Route 4: Plaça de Cort - Plaça de la Reina: The best route for buying accessories, such as ear-rings, necklaces, among many other fashion accessories. 

Main Local Fiestas:
- 19th and 20th of January: San Sebastian’s day Eve and Local Fiesta, to honor the city’s saint patron
- 1st of March. The Balearic Island’s day
- April. Holy Week
- 23rd of June: San Juan – to celebrate the year’s longest night
- September: Fiestas de la Mare de Déu de la Salut