The Best Cultural Activities in Palma de Mallorca

Pilar and Joan Miro Foundation in Mallorca is a foundation built to house the work of Joan Miró, located on the island where he spent the las

Set off on an old-fashioned wooden tram, over 100 years old, to arrive at Puerto de Soller, the island’s working port. Stroll the promenade,

A major renovation project in 2003 gave Museu d'Art Espanyol Contemporani - Fundacion Juan March a new exhibition space and an assembly hall

A unique piece of history is waiting at Banys Arabs (Arab Baths). Check out these baths dated from the 10th century, and they’re virtually al

Exquisite wines and relaxing atmosphere await at Bodega Ribas, boasting nearly three centuries of winemaking history. Majorca's oldest winery

Constructed between 1426 and 1448, this Gothic-style Llotja, or medieval commercial market, represents a high point in Catalan architecture.

The sandstone buildings on the summit of were once a convent and chapel. The location offered the nuns solitude and views to accompany their

Teatre Ròma offers a peek at Roman life in 123 BCE. You can see remains of an amphitheater, the forum, and residential homes. This Roman city

King James I signed the Treaty of Capdepera at Castell de Capdepera, giving this castle major historic significance for the Balearic archipel

An award-winning multi-floor superclub offering some of the world's most famous DJs and artists every day all summer. Twitter: @bcmmallorca I