Best Landmarks in Mallorca

A guide to planning a trip to Palma, Mallorca, highlighting top things to do, see, and eat.

A municipality on the southwest coast of Mallorca, known for its port and natural beauty.

The vibrant promenade area along the coast of Alcudia, offering dining and leisure activities.

A charming town nestled in a valley in the Tramuntana mountains, known for its orange groves and Art Nouveau architecture.

The picturesque harbor town of Port de Sóller, a bustling seaside resort with a beautiful bay.

A picturesque traditional fishing harbor on the southeast coast of Mallorca, known for its charming boats and clear waters.

A picturesque village in the Tramuntana Mountains, often described as one of Spain's most beautiful villages.

A lively tourist resort and port town on the northeastern tip of Mallorca, known for its beaches and nightlife.

A lighthouse situated on the easternmost point of Mallorca, offering stunning sea views.

A scenic peninsula and cape on the northernmost tip of Mallorca, famous for its dramatic cliffs and stunning viewpoints.

A popular tourist resort and harbor town located on the northern coast of Mallorca.

A charming small fishing harbor and resort town on the east coast of Mallorca, adjacent to Cala Millor.

Casa Batlló is a must-see architectural landmark in Barcelona, with reservations available.

Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, is another architectural highlight in Barcelona with booking information provided.