Mallorca Magazine
Imagine a taqueria somewhere in Mexico. The familiar smell of melted cheese, warm wheat tortillas and spicy salsas in the air, and tables lively with chat and laughter. In between, trays of cool drinks and plates of hot dishes. In fact, you…
Everybody loves to stroll along La Rambla, Palma’s beautiful avenue with the flower stalls. Other than El Born though, there are neither a lot of stores nor places to linger. Except for a small plaça that doesn’t even have a name. Adjoining La…
Fancy a glass of great wine and some good music? La Viniloteca Palma is a unique bar to enjoy both. The long narrow space connects two lanes in the old town. And the passion for wine and music. You can buy the wine you just had and the music…
Ports have always been places of longing and wanderlust. Suculenta, the new restaurant on the marina of Port de Sóller, is located directly on the pier where the yachts and fishing boats are moored. You can hardly be any closer to the sea. And…
Right next to the most exciting building in Palma is a beautiful square. Great Modernisme facades meet the proud medieval sandstone of La Llotja. The former maritime trading exchange gave its name to Café La Lonja. And every time I am lucky to…
The menu reads like a best-of tapas. Indeed, some dishes pay homage to famous restaurants all over the world. Joel Baeza gathered experience in 23 renowned, often Michelin starred kitchens as a stagiaire (intern). But instead of drawing…
Today, bars and restaurants on Mallorca open their terraces again after long weeks of lockdown. And Palma looks as if suddenly awoken from hibernation. Except for the sun. But for once, people do not really care. And on time for the return of…
One of my favorite beaches on Mallorca is Es Comú de Muro. The unspoiled stretch of fine-grained white sand hides behind a vast dune landscape which is part of the protected Parc Natural de s’Albufera. As it happens this is also the place where…