Three-Day Itinerary for Palma de Mallorca

Day 1: Exploring the City Center

Morning:

• Breakfast: Start your day at Cappuccino Grand Cafe (Plaça Cort) with a hearty Spanish breakfast.
• Palma Cathedral (La Seu): Visit this stunning Gothic cathedral, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. (Plaza de la Seu)
• Real Almudaina: Explore the Royal Palace built on the site of a Moorish fortress. (Plaza de la Almudaina)

Afternoon:

• Lunch: Head to Es Racó d’es Teix**(Carrer de Sant Miquel)_ for traditional Mallorcan cuisine.
• Bbellver Monastery: Take a short taxi ride (approx. 10 minutes, €8) to this 14th-century monastery with beautiful views of the city and bay.

Evening:

• Dinner: Enjoy dinner at Ayura Terrassa (Carrer de la Reina Cristina), a rooftop restaurant offering stunning views of Palma’s old town.
• Nightlife: Experience the vibrant nightlife at Km 0 (Plaza Weyler) or Shirley Temple (Carrer de Sant Feliu, 15).

Day 2: Beach and Sóller

Morning:

• Breakfast: Grab a quick bite at your accommodation or pick up pastries from Forn Betlehem (Carrer de la Mercè) for a beach picnic.
• Palma Bay Beaches: Spend the morning at one of the city’s beautiful beaches such as Can Pere Antoni or Es Trenc.

Afternoon:

• Lunch: Have lunch at Can Salvà (Carretera de Deyá, 51) in the charming village of Deià on your way to Sóller.
• Sóller: Explore this picturesque town, known for its orange groves and tramway. Take a ride on the historic Sóller Tramway (Tranvía de Sóller) for breathtaking views.

Evening:

• Dinner: Dine at Ca’n Pep del Fossar (Carrer de la Font, 5), a family-run restaurant in the heart of Sóller.
• Return to Palma: Take the historic tram back to Port de Sóller and catch the ferry back to Palma (ferry ticket around €13). Alternatively, you can take a taxi (approx. €70) or rent a car for more flexibility.

Day 3: Countryside and Artisanal Experience

Morning:

• Breakfast: Enjoy your last breakfast in Palma at Cappuccino Grand Cafe or another favorite spot.
• Valldemossa: Take a taxi (approx. €40) or rent a car to visit the charming village of Valldemossa, famous for its Carthusian Monastery.

Afternoon:

• Lunch: Have lunch at S’Escaló (Carrer de la Rambla, 36), a family-run restaurant in the heart of Valldemossa.
• Robert Lluch Artisan Workshop: Learn about Mallorcan crafts at this artisan workshop specializing in esparto grass weaving (Carrer de la Reina, 1).

Evening:

• Farewell Dinner: Head back to Palma for your final dinner at Es Racó d’es Teix, the restaurant where you had lunch on day one. It’s a great way to end your trip by reminiscing about your favorite experiences in Mallorca.