Sāntal Café: The Coffee Mill in Santa Catalina
There’s something poetic about grinding coffee in a place that was built for grinding. Sāntal Café has found its home inside one of Santa Catalina’s old mill buildings and the fit feels almost inevitable. Step through the door and the history of the space wraps around you quietly. Thick stone walls, a ceiling that reaches a little higher than you’d expect, and light spilling generously through large windows that frame the street like a painting. Outside, the terrace pulls you in even before…
Art Cologne Palma: Where the Art World Meets the Mediterranean
The line started forming before the doors even opened. Under a deep blue April sky and temperatures that already felt like summer, Art Cologne Palma Mallorca welcomed its first visitors to the Palau de Congressos this morning. The buzz was immediate. Contemporary art from galleries across the world filled three floors: bold canvases, quiet sculptures, works that stopped people mid-step. Younger artists showed alongside established names. The atmosphere was less formal art world circuit, more…
Mallorca With Kids: 12 Best Things To Do Beyond the Beach
Traveling with children often means looking for ideas that go beyond beach and hotel entertainment programs. But Mallorca rewards curiosity. The island is packed with hidden layers, underground caves, mountain railways, sculpture parks, and…
Easter Processions in Palma: Semana Santa 2026
Holy Week is almost here and Palma is already holding its breath. On Palm Sunday, the first procession of Semana Santa 2026 winds through the old town. A solemn column of men and women in long robes emerges from the Church of Sant Jaume. To…
Puig Tomir: A Route of Rocks, Roots and Ridge
There are Tramuntana hikes that charm you, and then there is Puig Tomir. At 1,103 meters, one of the highest peaks in the northern Serra de Tramuntana does not ease you in. On the steepest sections it demands you use hands and feet. But here…
Best Tapas in Palma: 20 Great Places to Share Small Plates
Tapas have long been part of Mediterranean food culture. And in Palma they are more than just a snack. Small plates are meant to be shared, passed around the table, and enjoyed slowly with friends over a drink or two. From classic neighborhood…
Margers de Mallorca: The Craft that Shaped the Serra de Tramuntana
The Serra de Tramuntana has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Stretching for nearly 90 kilometers across Mallorca’s northwest coast, the mountain range earned this title not only for its dramatic scenery but also for a landscape…
Emblematic Stores in Palma: Living Legends
If you truly want to get to know a city, you need to look beyond its headline attractions. Meet the locals, wander through neighborhood markets, sample regional dishes and, just as importantly, explore its historic shops. Not the cookie-cutter…