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Must See

La Seu Cathedral This mighty sandstone cathedral occupies a prominent position overlooking the harbour at the edge of the old city.
La Rambla Once the main watercourse through the city. Today this impressive tree-lined avenue is filled with the colourful stalls of Palma's daily flower market.
The Old Town and Arab quarter Situated behind the cathedral, it's a warren of narrow lanes, ancient palaces and elegant courtyards. featuring stone stairways lined with potted plants.
Bellver Castle The only circular castle in Spain, with a beautiful view of Palma Bay and the ancient cathedral from the roof top.

Must Do

Stroll along the seafront and port and see anything from tiny traditional fishing boats to super-yachts and massive cruise liners.
Find respite from the crowded alleys of the old town at the tranquil cloisters of Sant Francesc.
Relax and people-watch in the delightful openair cafés at the Placa Major.

Food and Drink
Traditional cuisine includes fish, garlic and olive oil and most dishes are garnished with almonds. The speciality of Mallorca is fideua (similar to paella but made with pasta).
Pa amb oli is also a typical dish, slices of bread covered with oil, garlic and tomato, sometimes covered with cheese or cured ham.
Shopping
The main shopping areas are Avinguda Jaime III and the Passeig de Born. For small specialist handicrafts, ceramics and jewellery, head for the market at Placa Major. Mercat de l'Olivar is one of the oldest markets in Mallorca, with more than 140 stalls offering a wide variety of products from fresh fruit to meat and cheese.
Where To Stay
All hotels are centrally located within the city and offer easy access to the main sights.
Things To Do

Soller Board the old wooden train to Soller. Travel through the orchards and hillsides of the beautiful countryside. During the spring breathe in the wonderful scents of oranges and almond blossom.

Insider Tip
Head for one of the tapas bars situated on the main promenade. Order a small beer and sit huddled with the locals around old wine barrels and select tapas from the wide and diverse menu.