July 31 - August 6: Your Week in Mallorca

One of Mallorca's oldest and most authentic weekly markets, dating back to 1306. Fresh produce, artisan crafts, leather goods, and local delicacies in the heart of the island.

The largest weekly market in Mallorca. Famous for leather goods, traditional sobrassada, local wines, and seasonal produce. A true island institution.

Picturesque market in the charming town of Pollença. Local art, handcrafted goods, fresh produce, and the famous Pollença honey.

Authentic flamenco performances in an intimate setting in Palma's old town. Professional dancers, guitarists, and singers deliver passionate shows nightly.

Mallorca's legendary dinner show combining world-class entertainment, acrobatics, dance, and live music with a gourmet Mediterranean dinner in a historic finca.

Exclusive dining experience at the former military fortress turned luxury hotel. Mediterranean tasting menu with panoramic views over the Bay of Palma as the sun sets.

Guided culinary tour through Palma's most authentic food market. Sample fresh seafood, Iberian ham, local cheeses, ensaïmadas, and seasonal produce with expert commentary.

Expert-led tour of Mallorca's magnificent Gothic cathedral, including Gaudí's interventions, the Miquel Barceló chapel, and the spectacular rose window — one of the world's largest.

Half-day sailing experience departing from the Philippe Starck-designed marina. Learn to sail or simply enjoy the coast with an experienced skipper.

One of Mallorca’s most thrilling celebrations, honouring its patron saint, the Mare De Déu Dels Àngels. The highlight is the spectacular reenactment of the epic battle between Moors and Christians.

Start your day with a guided yoga session on Mallorca's most beautiful white-sand beach. Vinyasa flow as the sun rises over the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters.

Explore the Mediterranean's marine biodiversity at this world-class aquarium. Shark diving experiences, touch pools, and Europe's deepest shark tank.

Sophisticated rooftop bar in the heart of Palma's old town. Craft cocktails, tapas, and views over the city's historic rooftops and the cathedral.

One of Europe's largest contemporary art centres in a converted factory. Rotating international exhibitions, sculpture gardens, and artist residencies in the Tramuntana foothills.