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Mallorca, Spain
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Most popular attractions in Mallorca, Spain
1. Bellver Castle
Visit guide, tips & moreStep into a round castle with unbeatable sea views. Explore royal chambers and walk ancient walls that tell tales of defense and medieval life.
2. Alcudia Old Town
Visit guide, tips & moreStep inside walls that whisper stories from the past. Experience lively markets and centuries-old charm in every stone and street.
3. Cuevas del Drach
Visit guide, tips & moreWander through stunning caves filled with ancient rock formations and shimmering lakes. Experience an unforgettable boat concert on a magical underground lake.
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4. Cap de Formentor
Visit guide, tips & moreEpic cliff views and a lighthouse set the stage for adventure. Feel the sea breeze and watch the sunset paint the sky over turquoise waters.
5. Soller Tram
Visit guide, tips & moreExperience a scenic journey through lush landscapes on a vintage tram ride. Enjoy panoramic mountain views and charming town scenery on a relaxed historic route.
6. Palma Aquarium
Visit guide, tips & moreDive into a world of colorful sea life and thrilling undersea views. Experience close encounters with sharks, rays, and vibrant coral reefs in a stunning aquatic setting.
7. Port de Sóller
Visit guide, tips & moreStunning sunsets over tranquil turquoise waters await. Dive into fresh seafood and a relaxed seaside vibe.
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Ensaimada
Ensaimada is a spiral-shaped pastry that is light and fluffy, traditionally cooked in a wood-fired oven and often enjoyed with a dusting of powdered sugar.
Turrón
Turrón is a nougat confection made from almonds, honey, sugar, and egg white, typically consumed during Christmas, with Mallorca having its own distinctive variety called Turrón de Mallorca.
Gató de Almendra
Gató de Almendra is an almond cake served warm with a scoop of ice cream, known for its rich texture and nutty flavor derived from ground almonds.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Sobrassada
Sobrassada is a cured sausage made with ground pork, paprika, and spices, spreadable and often eaten on bread or used in cooking, reflecting the island's pork products tradition.
Frito Mallorquín
Frito Mallorquín is a traditional dish of fried vegetables, offal, and eggs, seasoned with local herbs, showcasing the resourcefulness and flavors of Mallorcan cuisine.
Arroz Brut
Arroz Brut, or 'dirty rice,' is a hearty rice dish cooked with meat, vegetables, and spices, capturing the rustic essence of Mallorcan home cooking.
Traditional Beverages
Hierbas Mallorquinas
Hierbas Mallorquinas is a herbal liqueur made from a mix of local aromatic herbs, enjoyed as a digestif and believed to aid digestion.
Pomada
Pomada is a refreshing cocktail made with gin and fresh lemon juice, popular in Mallorca and often served cold during hot summer days.
Vi de la Terra Mallorca
Vi de la Terra Mallorca refers to the island's local wines that reflect the unique Mallorcan terroir, offering a diverse range of red, white, and rosé wines appreciated by wine lovers.
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Most popular day trips
Valldemossa
A charming village known for its monastery and stunning mountain views.
Soller
A picturesque town with a historic train ride through the Tramuntana mountains.
Cap de Formentor
A scenic peninsula with dramatic cliffs and lighthouse views.
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Getting there
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Regional lines and connection to main bus services
From Palma Airport, take the Aerobus or taxi to Palma city center in about 15 minutes.
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