Mallorca Magazine
Imagine a plain beach house from the 1920s with an unobstructed view over the beautiful bay of Palma, from Ciutat Jardí to the emblematic silhouette of the cathedral, further on to the marina and the skyline of El Terreno. From the terrace…
I’ve always fancied Scandinavian design with its minimalistic chic and timeless functionality, whether it’s furniture or fashion. Some of my favorite stores in Palma like La Principal, Suivi, addict, Mad Mood or Maos offer northern…
I had read about Nakar and Cuit, the chic new hotel with restaurant on Jaime III, several times lately but actually it was Tony from La Principal who made me curious. He had been putting on music on the rooftop bar, allegedly one of Palma’s…
I love Mallorca any time of the year, every season has its peculiarities. In August, many shops and restaurants are closed for vacations. It’s the hottest month on the island and the locals too enjoy their time off on one of the island’s…
One of Palma’s greatest treasures is its museum for contemporary art. You don’t care for museums? Be sure, this one will inspire you. Because Es Baluard is not just a nice building for exhibitions – it’s a marvelous Renaissance fortress…
When I visited Tokyo many years ago, it took me a while to appreciate Japanese cuisine, particularly the taste and texture of raw fish. Today, sushi and sashimi are common lunch options in Europe and North-America, and even supermarkets offer…
As much as I appreciate Mediterranean cuisine, Asian food is a great alternative, particularly on a hot summer’s day. Even more exciting is the culinary crossover – when east meets west. One of my favorite places in Palma that most wonderfully…
Some of the recent restaurants in Palma are famous not only for their menu but for their stylish interior, the creative kitchen and the hip crowd they attract. Casa Maruka is different. It’s a rather down-to-earth place, but always busy at…