Just two hours from London, the glistening city of Palma on the island of Mallorca has it all. Small but perfectly formed, it’s the perfect capital city for a weekend of sun, sangria and Spanish ...

Think of Palma de Mallorca and its glistening beaches and lively nightlife scene immediately spring to mind. While most come to the capital of the Balearic Islands for sun, sea and sand, there’s ...

There’s a lot more to Mallorca than partying in a resort with other tourists. The beating heart of the Balearic Archipelago, this Spanish island is bursting with culture, history, and an impressive ...

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This gem in Spain’s Balearic Islands has more to it than its party reputation. Discover Mallorca’s charismatic culture and cuisine in the charming capital and pretty mountain villages with this travel ...

From the gothic cathedral to Miró's studio, explore the city's best attractions with our expert guide Anna Nicholas is a longstanding Telegraph contributor and has been the Majorca destination and ...

Visit in April to catch the week-long Easter celebrations. Holy Thursday (13 April) is when the most colourful parades take place, including the spectacular La Sang procession, which sees a ...

What do you eat in Palma? Tapas, tapas, tapas anywhere you can get it where the menu s chalked up in Spanish, rather than in a plastic portfolio in five different languages. This bite-size Palma ...