Castell de sa Punta de n’Amer: Now and Then
It’s a short and easy yet rewarding walk. And while the kids will be delighted to explore the watchtower the adults love to take a break at the nearby café. The Castell de sa Punta de n’Amer is one of the lesser known castles on Mallorca…
Insóli.to: Little Italy
The cozy Italian bistro smells temptingly of melted cheese, bolognese and warm bread. Jazzy tunes play in the background while Elena introduces the dishes of the day. And the shelves with culinary treats add to the unique atmosphere of…
Cortana: Dressed for Success
Behind the big windows of a magnificent city palace an enchanted dance unfolds and captivates you instantly. Dresses are hanging on delicate metal rails like the costumes of a ballet. The Cortana store in Palma radiates lightness and sublime…
Penyal d’Honor: Hiking El Camí des Grau
Hace calor! It’s actually too hot for hiking in the Mallorcan summer months. On the other hand, the air is much cooler in the mountains than in the city or on the beach. Even more so if you hike through shady forests. Following the historic…
Amargéro: A Sip of Mallorca
Sometimes it’s a song, or the smell of sunscreen that immediately evokes the feeling of summer. Now, there is even a drink containing the essence of a sunny day on Mallorca. Amargéro is the name of the new bitter that has conquered the island…
Miró Mallorca Revisited: Café con Antònia Maria Perelló
Most of us are familiar with Joan Miro’s paintings and sculptures. And know that the great artist used to live and work on Mallorca for almost thirty years. His studio and garden are part of Miró Mallorca, today, and belong to a unique museum. …
Best Tacos in Palma: The Top 10 Taquerías and Bars
Even the Michelin Guide couldn’t get past tacos. This spring, it awarded a star to a street food stand in Mexico. Everyone loves the finger food that has long since made its way around the world. You will find many delicious variations on…
Female Chefs on Mallorca: 7 Outstanding Restaurants
For centuries, women have set the the tone in the kitchens at home. But restaurants are still mostly run by men. On Mallorca, however, a few female chefs have left a mark on the island’s culinary scene. The formula for success is local and…