Mallorca is more than just beaches and turquoise seas. The island's small towns and villages are full of life, full of stories to be discovered. Whether it's the shady alleyways of Valldemossa or the hustle and bustle of Palma's squares - every place has its own rhythm.
I remember an afternoon in Sóller when the old streetcar ran through the orange groves and people paused for a moment. Moments like this are what Mallorca is all about - places that have their own rhythm and stories that lie dormant in everyday life.
Our city guides will take you on a journey through these special places - off the beaten track, right into the heart of the real Mallorca.
Palma de Mallorca is more than just a capital - it is the beating heart of the island. From the imposing La Seu Cathedral to the hidden alleyways of the old town, Palma combines history, modernity and the real life of Mallorca
Colònia de Sant Jordi - once a quiet fishing village and center of the salt trade, today a popular coastal town with dream beaches such as Es Trenc and the proximity to the Cabrera National Park. A place that has been transformed without losing its soul.
Cala Rajada has transformed from a sleepy fishing village into a lively vacation destination. With beautiful beaches, a charming harbor and an exciting nightlife, the town offers a mix of tradition and modernity - a hotspot for sun worshippers and night owls alike
Find out how Cala d'Or, the white village on Mallorca's coast, was created by architect Josep Costa Ferrer. From a fishing village to an elegant retreat, it has retained its charm despite tourism - simple and luxurious at the same time, a real insider tip.