Splendid Palma and its cathedral

Your discovery begins in the former fishermen’s quarters. Stroll through narrow streets lined with colorful façades and admire La Llotja, a Gothic masterpiece dating from the 14th century.

Next stop: the King’s Gardens and the majestic Palma Cathedral, La Seu. This impressive Gothic monument features architectural wonders by Antoni Gaudí and Miquel Barceló. You’ll also visit the Arab Baths, remnants of the island’s Muslim past, and the splendid Majorcan palaces and patios.

During your stroll, your first stop will be to taste an Ensaimada, Mallorca’s traditional pastry. Then, your journey continues to the Olivar Market, where the stalls overflow with fresh, local products. Let yourself be drawn in by the vibrant colors and unique aromas of this gastronomic market — a true immersion into the island’s flavors.

After the market, enjoy lunch at a modern restaurant where Mallorcan cuisine is reimagined with creativity and elegance. The culinary experience is followed by two hours of free time to explore Palma at your own pace. Wander through charming boutiques, discover art galleries, and soak up the city’s unique atmosphere.