The Continental team has made a selection of the best places on the island, where you can get to know and discover it in a special way. We hope you enjoy!

PALMA

The Cathedral: its construction began in the 13th century and was completed in the 1630s. The Cathedral belongs to the Mediterranean Gothic tradition, but over the centuries, it has incorporated the cultural forms of modern and contemporary times.

For more information: The Cathedral

Castillo de Bellver: It is a Gothic-style fortification located about three kilometers from the city. It was built at the beginning of the 14th century by order of King Jaime II of Mallorca.

For more information: Bellver castle

Old town: strolling through the streets you can discover historical buildings and take the opportunity to do some shopping. You can visit: the Plaza Mayor, the Paseo del Borne, the Almudaina Palace, the Arab baths, the Olivar market.

- Restaurant Can Pedro and restaurant Casa Jacinto (Genova area): two tradicionals restaurants meson.

-  Ca'n Eduardo:  fresh fish and Mediterranean dishes.

- Ola de mar: Mediterranean cuisine, fish from the Balearic coast, all kinds of rice dishes and stews.

- La Casa Gallega: fresh fish and seafood from Galicia, quality grilled meats, salads and Mediterranean dishes, as well as a selected Mallorcan and Spanish wine list.

- Tapas: Tast, Sa Ronda (Avenida Argentina), Bar Bosch, Buscando el Norte

 Where to go shopping?

Jaime III street has the best fashion boutiques, linked to the Paseo del Borneo and the Ramblas. Also in the area of Avenidas, Calle San Miguel and Sindicato

Palma has four shopping centers: Porto Pi Centro, El Corte Ingles Jaime lll , El Corte Ingles Avenidas, Fan Mallorca and on the outskirts of Palma on the way to Inca is the Mallorca fashion outlet

THE BEST BEACHES For more information

We have made a selection of the best beaches and coves in Mallorca.

The reception department will be happy to provide information

STREET MARKETS For more information

We present a list of the island's markets where you can find Mallorcan products, antiques, clothing etc ...

The reception department will be happy to provide you with further information.

CHARMING VILLAGES

- Valldemossa: a town with medieval airs in a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains. Its cobbled streets and its rich cultural heritage make Valldemossa an essential visit in Mallorca. Don't forget to visit the Cartuja and make a stop at Can Molinas and taste its famous potato cakes.

- Deià: located on the west coast of Mallorca, it is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. It has been for many years a magnet for famous artists, writers and creatives in general, the best known being the famous writer Robert Graves.

- Sóller / Puerto de Sóller: it is a beautiful town on the Northwest Coast of the island of Mallorca. It is located about 3 kilometers from its port, Puerto de Sóller. The town rises on a fertile valley surrounded by mountains. We recommend to hope on the Tren de Sóller and the tram that goes from Sóller to the port of Sóller. For more information

- Fornalutx: its buildings and houses built in stone together with its narrow streets make it a magical place.

- Pollença: Pollença, its Port, the Formentor peninsula and Cala Sant Vicenç make up a destination full of content, routes and landscapes that breathe history in all its corners. For more information

- Banyalbufar: picturesque town located in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana. It is home to the fishing port of Es Port des Canonge and a number of caves and beaches where you can sunbathe and swim, including Cala Banyalbufar, Es Corral Fals and Son Bunyola.