Cheap Weekend in Palma de Mallorca

The old fishermen's quarter transformed into Palma's trendiest culinary village, buzzing with international bistros, wine bars, and market food.

Picturesque coastal bike and walking path lined with breezy seafood restaurants, beach cafes, and sunset rollerskaters.

Historic square dominated by an ancient 600-year-old twisted olive tree and outdoor coffee terraces.

Step through towering wooden doors into a 17th-century palazzo filled with towering pyramids of fresh fruits, classical music, caged doves, and blooming floral displays.

Over 100 artisanal gins from around the world paired with botanical tonics and award-winning mixology.

Panoramic terrace cocktail bar atop a 1904 colonial building, gazing over the yacht harbor and cathedral lights.

Stroll the fish hall to eat fresh shucked oysters with cava, sea urchin tapas, and freshly griddled squid at the counter.

Packed counter stacked high with warm pinchos, grilled octopus, sobrasada with local honey, and cold vermouth.

Serving traditional spiral ensaïmadas dusted in powdered sugar with homemade almond ice cream and thick hot chocolate since 1700.