Most reviewed places in Palma, Spain

Ornate Gothic edifice overlooking the sea, with a vast rose window & wrought-iron canopy by Gaudí.

Busy international airport with public buses to Palma (15 minutes) & some of the local resorts.

Upbeat shopping complex around an outdoor courtyard, with shops, eateries, a play area & cinema.

Vast shark tank & ocean habitats in aquarium with jungle micro-climate roof garden & guided tours.

👍 Good outlet with most of major brands, prices are average unless the store have some extra discounts. Very nice and green walk paths to stroll through, though a rather lower standard on restaurants. I recommend visiting it on a Saturday or Sunday when everything else is practically closed in Palma.

Central plaza with cafes & a statue of King Jaime I, plus bus & train connections across the island.

Vendors sell produce, cheese, seafood, pastries & prepared foods in a light-filled historic hall.

Upbeat spot offering craft beers, cocktails & bar snacks, plus regular live entertainment.

1300s circular castle set on a wooded hilltop overlooking Palma, home to the city's history museum.

Beer, cocktails & casual grub served in a sprawling, open-air hangout with a hopping vibe.

Large department store offering clothing, electronics, jewelry, toys, a supermarket & eateries.

Meaty regional grills & seafood plates in a large, simple space with a shady terrace.

Trips through the mountains in vintage electric trams to a seaside town with a beach & a harbor.

In-store shopping · Kerbside pickup · Delivery

👍👍 Easy on and off from a cruise ship. This was one of our favorite stops! Such beautiful countryside!

👍👍 There are two Corte Inglès in Palma. A smaller one, here at av. Jaume III and a big one at Av. Alexander Rossello. The selections made by Corte Inglès are of very good quality I find, for those looking for quality items, for gifts or other. The Corte Inglès of Av. Jaume III has a Rooftop Terrasse re...

Bustling sandy beach stretching 656 feet with some rattan umbrellas in front of a hotel complex.

Discount fashion chain offering clothes and accessories for all ages, plus homewares.

Quaint, narrow-gauge wooden train, dating to 1912, running along a scenic path from Sóller to Palma.

Enduring marketplace with food stands selling fruits, veggies, meat, flowers, olives, cheese & more.