October 2-8 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.

Sunset DJ sessions and live performances at one of the Mediterranean's most glamorous beach clubs. International DJs, cocktails, and Mediterranean cuisine.

Experience classical masterpieces performed by string quartets in the breathtaking setting of Palma's Gothic cathedral, illuminated by thousands of candles. Works by Vivaldi, Bach, and Mozart.

Traditional paella cooking experience at the historic estate of Archduke Ludwig Salvator, overlooking the dramatic Tramuntana coastline and Sa Foradada.

Tour and tasting at Mallorca's oldest winery (est. 1711). Sample indigenous Mantonegro and Prensal Blanc varieties in the historic cellar, paired with local cheese and sobrassada.

Rotating exhibitions at Palma's premier contemporary art museum, housed in a stunning building integrated into the city's Renaissance-era walls with Mediterranean views.

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

Full-day spa experience at the clifftop luxury resort. Talise Spa offers treatments inspired by Mediterranean botanicals, infinity pool, and panoramic sea views.

Discover one of Europe's most spectacular cave systems. Underground lake concerts, dramatic stalactite formations, and a boat ride on Lake Martel — the world's largest underground lake.

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.

Explore Mallorca's rich history from prehistoric Talayotic culture through Moorish rule to the present day. Housed in a magnificent 17th-century palace.