Palau reial de l'Almudaina
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The Royal Palace of La Almudaina is the fortified palace of Palma where nowadays Spanish Royal Family works in Summer and Easter, when king Felipe (Philip) VI leaves Madrid for holidays. It's built as an Arabian Fort. There is an small, romanesque Chapel of Saint Anne.
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La Seu / Catedral de Mallorca
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It's an spiritual and quite place. A temple built since 1229 over a musulman mosque. You can assist to a catholic mass and sometimes also to an anglican, ortodox or luteran ritual. There is a chorus of voices and a wonderful organ.
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Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró
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It's a quite place where modern catalan artist Joan Miró worked until his die. There is an special atmosphere where you can feel the abstract art. It's in a quite area where you can walk and enjoy gardens, specially during spring and autum.
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Bodegas Suau
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It is a a beautiful and historic cellar with lots of Mallorcan tradition, where you get to learn about the procedure on how they make Spanish brandy solera, rum and gin and organge licquour. Their staff are very friendly, and stopping by is totally recomendable
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Es Baluard
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It's placed in a lovely castle with seaviews. If you visit the museum you can find the largest Picasso Ceramics Collection in the world. There are also works of Joan Miró. The building is named "Sant Pere -Saint Peter- Bastion" and is 400 years old.
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Museu Fundació Juan March
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The Museu Fundación Juan March is housed in a 17th-century mansion. It was reconfigured as a museum in 1990. It is placed in old town, in carrer de Sant Miquel (Saint Michel's street), close to central transport stations (Plaça d'Espanya -Spain's Square-). It's an art modern oasis in the bustling center of Palma.
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Castell de Bellver
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It's a Gothic and circular style castle on a hill with seaviews. There is also a panoramic view to the mountains. It was built in the 14th century for King James II of Majorca, when Balearics and french province Roussillon and Montpellier were the independent kingdom of Majorca.
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