Paysage Miró: When Art Steps Into the Open
Paysage Miró invites both seasoned art lovers and curious newcomers into a landscape of shapes, shadows and color, as if Palma itself had become a vast canvas. The pull is immediate. A young boy stretches towards the curve of a bronze form. A couple exchanges whispers before a soaring abstract bird. For a limited time, many of Joan Miró’s sculptural and pictorial works can be seen at four venues across the city, two of them even free of charge. The exhibition turns Palma into a living…
Puig de sa Bassa: Tramuntana Magic
Tucked away above the Sóller Valley, the hike to Puig de sa Bassa is one of those routes that rewards effort with solitude and sweeping views. Despite its location in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, the trail sees surprisingly few visitors. One reason? It’s only open to the public on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. But for those who time it right, a striking loop of switchbacks leads up to the summit. And to a spectacular 360-degree vista. Leave the World Behind Once you have left the…