June 12-18: Mallorca Live Festival & More

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.

Charming market within the medieval walls of Alcúdia's old town. Artisan products, fresh fruit, handmade jewellery, and local gastronomy.

Mallorca Live Festival is the biggest music festival in the Balearic Islands. It features a diverse lineup of international and national artists across various genres, including rock, pop, and electronic music.

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

Discover Mallorca's liquid gold at the historic Sóller cooperative. Learn about the Tramuntana's ancient olive groves and taste award-winning extra virgin oils paired with artisan bread.

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.

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.

Play Mallorca's premier championship course, designed by Thomas Himmel. 18 holes set among almond and carob trees with stunning mountain views. Consistently rated Spain's best course.

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.

The quintessential Mallorca sunset experience at the legendary Cappuccino. Cocktails, live lounge music, and the most photographed sunset on the island.

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