Welcome spring: Dia de les Illes Balears
Spring arrived just in time for the Dia de les Illes Balears. The streets of Palma’s historic city center belonged to the people, today, to music and dance, arts and crafts, food and drinks, to fancy balloons, kids program, a bike race and much…
Most delicious: Mercado Gastronómico San Juan
**** In the wake of the pandemic the Mercado Gastronómico closed for good. **** Mercado Gastronómico simply translates into food market. But that’s not at all what comes to my mind when I enter San Juan in Palma’s former slaughterhouse…
Spoil yourself: Akaknits
**** Unfortunately, the store has since been closed again **** There was a strange mechanical sound when I entered the store. I followed it to the back of the room – where I met Annika Nyberg. She was skillfully operating a knitting machine, a…
Follow me: Inukshuk
Hiking on Mallorca usually means hiking in the Tramuntana, or perhaps in the Serres de Llevant. But there are also a few very impressive routes along the oceanfront. One of my favorites leads from Cala Pi to Cap Blanc, an exciting and really…
Fusion food, northbound: Buscando el Norte
We had passed the place occasionally on our way to Arume, or further on to Carrer Blanquerna with its many bars and eateries. While I always puzzled about the name I had liked the tasty pintxos and the stylish, yet comfortable atmosphere right…
Palmallorcastyle is now Estilo Palma
Three years ago, Palmallorcastyle started as a travel blog with short stories about places in Palma that I like, cafés, bars and restaurants, stylish shops and art, about street life and wonderful people. My articles have attracted many…
Johnnie Water: Can Joan de s’Aigo
Although we cannot remember much from our first years of life there are some smells and tastes that instantly trigger early childhood memories. A hot chocolate always makes me feel like a little girl again, warm and loved. There is one place in…
Street Art #21
Smurf Go! C/ de Llotgeta…