Mallorca: Included in all options
Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca
The majestic Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, known as "La Seu", is the most important religious building in the Balearic Islands. This Gothic masterpiece was built on the shores of Palma Bay, overlooking the sea, on top of the Roman and Renaissance walls that once protected the city. It is the only Gothic cathedral with this distinctive feature.
Its construction began in 1229, following the conquest of the island by the Crown of Aragon. King James I ordered the demolition of the Great Mosque to build a grand cathedral dedicated to Saint Mary. According to tradition, during the sea crossing to Mallorca, a violent storm broke out, and the king vowed to construct a cathedral in her honor if they were spared.
Work continued until 1601, with further modifications extending until 1904. In 1931, it was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument. La Seu also boasts the largest rose window in the Gothic world (13 meters in diameter) and one of the tallest naves among European Gothic cathedrals (45 meters high).
Mallorca: Option 1
Palma de Mallorca and Food Experience
Palma de Mallorca impresses visitors with its rich cultural and historical heritage. Signs of its glorious past are scattered throughout the city, which boasts numerous churches, impressive buildings, and elegant mansions.
On this tour, you will explore the historic center, discovering remarkable monuments such as the Gothic Cathedral, the Basilica of Sant Francesc, Palau March, and the 16th-century Royal Palace, Palau de l’Almudaina, which stands just across from the cathedral.
Next, it’s time to explore Palma’s charming pedestrian streets, lined with delightful shops, restaurants, and bars. Strolling through this vibrant city is a true pleasure, with highlights including the beautiful Plaça Major, located near the City Hall, and the Teatro Principal—a real gem of this tour!
As we continue through the old town, we’ll make several stops to savor local specialties—enjoy a cheese and ham tasting at a traditional bar, sip a cup of coffee at a stylish café, or indulge in homemade ice cream from one of the many artisanal parlors.
A visit to the stunning Mercat de l'Olivar is a must—this is Palma’s largest local market, brimming with fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and seafood. We’ll end the tour at a local restaurant, where a delicious lunch awaits.
Mallorca: Option 2
E-Bike Tour of Palma de Mallorca (City Centre & Beaches)
A unique way to explore Palma is by joining an e-bike tour! Over the course of approximately two hours, you'll discover that Palma is not only fascinating but also a flat city with well-developed cycling routes—making it ideal for this bike experience.
Palma de Mallorca impresses with its rich cultural and historical heritage. Traces of its glorious past are scattered throughout the city, which is home to numerous churches, stunning buildings, and elegant mansions. On this tour, you'll explore the historic heart of Palma, visiting remarkable landmarks such as the Gothic Cathedral, the Basílica de Sant Francesc, Palau March, and the 16th-century Royal Palace of La Almudaina, located just across from the cathedral.
A scenic bike ride will then take you down to the harbor and along the beautiful coastal areas.
Mallorca: Option 3
Visit and Wine Tasting at Bodega "Macià Batle"
Since 1856, the owning family of the Macià Batle winery has been cultivating and producing wines of recognized quality, using traditional Majorcan grape varieties such as Manto Negro and Callet for red wine and Prensal Blanc for white wine.
In 1997, Macià Batle established its current location in the village of Santa Maria del Camí, situated in the island’s interior and just half an hour from its capital, Palma.
A visit to the bodega lasts approximately one hour, during which you'll learn about the entire wine production process. Of course, you'll also have the opportunity to taste some of the wines at the end of the tour.
The bodega features a charming shop where you can purchase the wines you’ve tasted, along with gifts and souvenirs for loved ones back home.
