Things to do in Mallorca
Discover the best attractions and experiences Mallorca has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Mallorca’s enduring footprints from medieval fortresses to royal palaces that line the island’s towns and coast.
La Seu Cathedral (Catedral de Mallorca)
Iconic Gothic cathedral in Palma with a striking sea-facing façade and luminous interior.
Castell de Bellver
A circular 14th-century fortress set in a pine forest with panoramic city views.
Palacio de la Almudaina
Royal palace beside La Seu, blending Moorish influences with medieval architecture.
Museums
Mallorca’s museums blend modern art, maritime heritage and local history for a well-rounded cultural day.
Es Baluard Museu d'Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma
Contemporary art museum with rotating shows and harbor views.
Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca
Museum and studio space dedicated to Joan Miró’s works and creative process.
Museu Marítim de Mallorca
Maritime museum exploring Mallorca’s seafaring heritage through ships and models.
Religious Monuments
Spiritual landmarks from grand cathedrals to mountain monasteries punctuate Mallorca’s landscape.
La Seu Cathedral (Catedral de Mallorca)
Iconic Gothic cathedral in Palma with a dramatic interior and sea views.
Monasterio de Lluc
A sacred sanctuary high in the Tramuntana mountains, a peaceful pilgrimage site.
National & Theme Parks
Natural landscapes and family-friendly parks offer active and relaxed day options.
S'Albufera Natural Park
Protected wetlands with easy boardwalks and abundant birdlife.
Cuevas del Drach
Impressive underground caves with illuminated lakes and guided tours.
Hidropark (Alcúdia)
Family-friendly water park with slides and pools near Alcúdia.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant districts to wander, eat and soak up local vibes.
Palma Old Town (Casco Antiguo)
Historic heart of the city with narrow lanes, towers and plazas.
Santa Catalina
Trendsetting dining quarter known for markets, tapas and creative cafes.
Portixol
Seaside neighborhood with colorful houses, promenade and seafood spots.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Mallorca’s beauty without an entrance fee.
Stroll Palma's Old Town and Seafront
Wander medieval streets, cathedralside promenades and harbor views at no cost.
Relax on Es Trenc Beach
A long white-sand beach with turquoise waters perfect for a day outdoors.
Walk scenic viewpoints in the Serra de Tramuntana
Easy trails offering dramatic mountain and coast vistas.
Gastronomy
Savor rustic Mallorcan flavors and seaside seafood across markets and tavernas.
Ensaimada
Light, spiral pastry dusted with sugar, a Mallorca classic.
Sobrasada
Spreadable cured sausage often enjoyed with bread and cheese.
Pa amb Oli
Rustic bread with olive oil, tomato and local toppings.
Tumbet
Layered Mallorca vegetable casserole with potatoes, eggplant and peppers.
Nightlife
From energetic clubs to seaside bars, Mallorca lights up after dark.
BCM Planet Dance
Iconic mega-club in Magaluf with big-name DJs and high-energy nights.
Paseo Marítimo (Palma) – bars & clubs
Lively waterfront stretch with a range of bars and late-night venues.
Entertainment
Family-friendly shows and aquatic experiences add variety to any trip.
Palma Aquarium
Vibrant aquatic exhibits with sharks and interactive displays.
Aqualand El Arenal
Popular water park with slides, wave pools and family-friendly zones.
Teatre Principal de Palma
Historic theatre hosting concerts, plays and performances.
Sports
Golf, cycling and outdoor activities take advantage of Mallorca’s scenery.
Golf Son Vida
Prestigious hilltop course with scenic fairways near Palma.
Golf Santa Ponsa
Multi-course complex in Calvià offering varied layouts.
Golf Andratx
Coastal course with dramatic sea views and challenging greens.
Off the Track
Uncover hidden coves, mountain villages and dramatic gorges off the beaten path.
Cala Varques
Remote turquoise cove reached by a pleasant hike, ideal for wild swimming.
Valldemossa
Picturesque mountain village with stone houses and cobbled lanes.
Torrent de Pareis
Spectacular coastal canyon best explored on a rewarding hike.