The largest island off the coast of Spain, Mallorca has been inhabited for thousands of years. Palma is its capital, and in recent times it’s become a tourist-friendly destination that’s also favored by Spanish royalty. Everyone can enjoy its natural wonders, like golden-sand beaches, tall pine groves and towering cliffs… not to mention grand churches, top-notch art museums, and lively plazas. The landscape is as varied as the northern mountains and the southern flatlands, with their almond and olive groves. Must-sees on this island fit for royalty include city views from... Read More

The largest island off the coast of Spain, Mallorca has been inhabited for thousands of years. Palma is its capital, and in recent times it’s become a tourist-friendly destination that’s also favored by Spanish royalty. Everyone can enjoy its natural wonders, like golden-sand beaches, tall pine groves and towering cliffs… not to mention grand churches, top-notch art museums, and lively plazas. The landscape is as varied as the northern mountains and the southern flatlands, with their almond and olive groves. Must-sees on this island fit for royalty include city views from the Castell Belver, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria’s reflection from the lake at Parc de la Mar. Read Less