Mallorca, Spain (Point of interest)

Founded in 1981 by Palma City Council, the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró (Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation) houses original works by Joan Miró. The collection, donated by the artist himself, includes paintings, drawings and sculptures. The FundaciÃ... Continue reading →

Sitting on Palma de Mallorca's waterfront, La Seu Cathedral is a blend of Medieval and Renaissance styles with large bell towers, a high altar, side chapels and Gothic arches. Legendary Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí even contributed to its amazin... Continue reading →

Bordered by honey-coloured buildings and cloistered walkways, the 19th-century Plaça Major (Main Square) is at the centre of life in Palma de Mallorca. Listen to street entertainers, browse the handicraft markets or simply people-watch from one of... Continue reading →

The Serra de Tramuntana is a jagged mountain range stretching 90km across northern Mallorca. Its coastal coves and steep cliffs make for dramatic scenery. Inland, visitors can admire large sections of pine forest, oak woods, mammals and species of ... Continue reading →