What to see in Spain

Mallorca

Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Mallorca is the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands and a destination that perfectly combines natural beauty, culture and leisure. Its capital, Palma, captivates visitors with its stunning Gothic cathedral overlooking the sea, narrow medieval streets and lively waterfront filled with restaurants and shops. Beyond the city, the island offers a dramatic variety of landscapes, from the rugged cliffs and olive groves of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to hidden coves with turquoise waters that invite you to relax and disconnect.

Mallorca is not only a paradise for beach lovers but also a place rich in traditions and local charm. Villages like Valldemossa and Deià have inspired artists and writers for centuries, and their cobbled streets preserve the island’s authentic spirit. A curious fact is that Chopin spent the winter of 1838 here with George Sand, finding inspiration in its serene scenery. Whether exploring local markets, tasting ensaïmadas or sailing along the coast, Mallorca offers a blend of relaxation and sophistication that makes every visit unforgettable.