Attraction Reviews from Mallorca

A trip to Deià on the north coast of Majorca is a must for anyone wishing to experience the diversity that this beautiful island has to offer.

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Mid summer in Soller and the celebrities are here in droves. Rock stars, actresses, actors, footballers, business tycoons and the rest of us all enjoying the same sun, sea and awesome scenery. It’s the time when you walk up the main street of Soller or down by the harbour and do a double take. Was that really Michael Douglas I passed or is that really tall guy over there Peter Crouch?

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Alcudia is one of those towns that many visitors to Mallorca don't visit. It sits on the north of the island and unless you are staying in Pollenca, or more likely the nearby beach resorts of Port d'Alcudia or Port d Pollenca, you probably won't make it to the town as it seems too far away.

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The Caixa Foundation hosts exhibitions all year round in the fabulous Gran Hotel. 

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A trip to Pollenca cannot be complete without a trip to the Pollenca Museum, especially since you get a two for one visit, where you can split your time equally over the exhibits inside and also the building in which the museum is housed.

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S’Albufera is the largest and most important wetlands in the Balearic Islands, a bird watchers paradise and a peaceful place to wander.

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The lazy days of summer are here. The weather is perfect if you like it hot and steamy and it hasn't rained in weeks. Visitors and locals gather on the beaches and the routines of summer establish themselves. Get up early, do your chores and then let the day unfold. A little walk to the Soller square, collapse with an iced coffee and local gossip and that's it until the sun loses its heat. At least that's how it was but now it's all change. There is a huge amount of action in the Soller streets and opening parties galore. Men in suits and bottles of Cava tell you that this summer isn't going to offer the indolent respite of previous years. There is a frisson of excitement as, one after another, the big hitters arrive in town ready to make their mark. Alarm bells are ringing and worries abound that this could be the end of the Soller we know and love. Come on friends, don't be worried. They are only estate agents after all.

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The blue skies of January have been such a treat. Endless sunshine and lunchtime temperatures worthy of spring. The hidden valley of Soller is always beautiful but right now the clear light of day and the tiny sliver of moon at night make it stunning. We haven't had to think about umbrellas or boots as we make our plans for walks or winter picnics. It's all change today and the excitement gathers. The locals greet each other with dire warnings of snow, rain and plummeting temperatures.

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The Puig de Maria, more formally known as ‘Santuari de la Mare de Déu del Puig’ is a small hill that overlooks the town of Pollenca in the North of Mallorca.

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Located on Carrer de Roca in the heart of Pollenca, the Casa-Museu Dionis Bennassar is the 17th century former home of the artist which now houses a permanent collection of his work.

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Tourists and history students alike flock to the archaeological site of Ses Paisses to marvel over the remains of the 3000 year old Talayotic settlement. Located on the outskirts of Arta town, Ses Paisses is one of Mallorca’s best preserved historical sites of its type and the most important one on the eastern shore.

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The little barrio of Santa Catalina in Palma is well-known for its vibrant nightlife – but what happens here during the day?

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If you're heading to Mallorca this summer, Palma, the island's capital, should be on your list for exploring. With a cosmopolitan atmosphere, an impressive gastronomic scene and plenty of places to see, the city is a must when visiting the island.

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