Things to do in Balearic Islands
Discover the best attractions and experiences Balearic Islands has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore the architectural legacy of the Balearic Islands, from medieval fortresses to Gothic cathedrals.
La Seu Cathedral (Palma)
A Gothic masterpiece perched above the sea, with stunning stained glass and sweeping views.
Castell de Bellver
Circular medieval fortress on a hill offering panoramic Palma views and a small museum.
Palau de l'Almudaina
Royal palace beside La Seu with Moorish and Gothic architecture and royal history.
La Llotja (Palma)
Medieval Gothic guild hall by the harbor, famed for its graceful arches.
Museums
The archipelago's museums showcase modern art, Miró, and local history.
Es Baluard Museu d'Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma
Dynamic collection of modern and contemporary art with striking sea views.
Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca
Foundation dedicated to Joan Miró, featuring works and a tranquil garden on the island.
Religious Monuments
Sacred sites that shaped the islands' spiritual and architectural heritage.
Catedral de Santa Maria de Ciutadella
Gothic cathedral overlooking Menorca's harbor with slender towers and ornate windows.
Santuari de Lluc
Pilgrimage sanctuary high in the Tramuntana with sacred imagery and forest trails.
Catedral de Santa Maria d'Eivissa
Ibiza's cathedral in Dalt Vila with a serene interior and harbor views.
National & Theme Parks
Stunning natural spaces protecting coastlines, wetlands and islands.
S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park
Wetlands sanctuary in the north of Menorca, ideal for wildlife watching and easy trails.
Mondragó Natural Park
Coastal reserve near Cala Santanyí with beaches, dunes, and pine woods.
Cabrera Archipelago National Park
Remote island chain off Mallorca offering pristine coves and protected waters.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant quarters where local life, markets, and views collide.
Palma Old Town (Casco Antiguo)
Medieval streets, cafés, and the cathedral in the heart of Palma.
Santa Catalina (Palma)
Lively, bohemian quarter known for markets, tapas, and waterfront views.
La Vila (Ciutadella Old Town)
Cobblestone lanes, arches, and a picturesque harbor in Menorca's historic capital.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the islands without breaking the bank with these free activities.
Paseo Marítimo de Palma
Stroll along the waterfront for sea breeze and views of the harbor.
Es Trenc Beach (Mallorca)
Long, sandy beach with turquoise water—enjoy a carefree day by the sea.
Walk through Ciutadella's Old Town
Explore medieval streets and plazas on foot without a guide.
Gastronomy
Taste the Balearic flavors through iconic dishes and food markets.
Ensaimada tasting
Sample Mallorca's iconic pastry, flaky and subtly sweet.
Pa amb Oli workshop
Learn the island's classic bread dressed with tomatoes and olive oil.
Mercat de Santa Catalina market stroll
Browse stalls and sample fresh local produce in Palma.
Nightlife
Ibiza’s legendary clubs and island bars.
Pacha Ibiza
Iconic nightclub on Ibiza's party coast with legendary energy.
Hï Ibiza
Modern mega-club known for immersive productions and top DJs.
Ushuaïa Ibiza
Poolside venue famous for daytime and nighttime concerts.
Amnesia Ibiza
Historic club with an exuberant atmosphere and multiple rooms.
Entertainment
Cultural venues and festivals for performing arts.
Teatre Principal de Palma
Historic theatre hosting plays, concerts and performances.
Festival de Pollença
Long-running summer festival with music, theatre and dance.
Auditori de Mallorca
Concert hall offering orchestral and contemporary performances.
Sports
Active ways to explore the landscape.
Hiking in Serra de Tramuntana
UNESCO-listed mountains with dramatic trails and lookouts.
Kayaking along Mallorca's coast
Sea kayaking to hidden coves and sea cliffs.
Sailing along Mallorca's coastline
Sun-drenched sailing with scenic bays and caves.
Off the Track
Hidden corners and offbeat experiences.
Cuevas del Drach
Famous limestone caves with an underground lake and guided tours.
Isla Dragonera
Rugged island nature reserve reached by boat from Sant Elm.
Torrent de Pareis gorge
Spectacular canyon carved by the sea, ideal for dramatic hikes.