Mallorca

After Christmas and the cavalcades of the Three Wise Men, one of the most popular festivals arrives to Mallorca: Sant Antoni Festivities, which excites masses in towns such as Sa Pobla (declared of tourist interest), Manacor or Artà...

The Balearic Islands Day is the official festivity of the Autonomous Community. It is celebrated every year on March 1 and commemorates the date on which the Statute of Autonomy of 1983 was set, which also coincides with the date of its last reform, 2007.

The market tradition in Mallorca is the result of the agrarian environment of the island. The popular Wednesday market in Sineu or the Dijous Bo, in Inca, the markets in Manacor or Llucmajor have always been the most important markets in Majorca.

The sun brights higher. The daylight saving time starts. The breeze begins to be warm and the villages awake. Spring comes to Mallorca and with it comes an attitude change. Also comes the joy as well the desire to go out into the street.

Mallorca in winter allows you to enjoy the many trails, for all levels, which are to be found both in the Tramuntana Mountains, Mallorca’s main mountain range, as well as in other places on the island...

If you are someone who likes to look around a city searching for art beyond the walls of museums, there is a lot for you to see in Mallorca. It’s not New York or Berlin...

Festival Internacional de Teresetes (Mallorca International Puppets Theater Festival) is a consolidated event in the Mallorcan calendar. During the event, ...

We are far away from the times when Majorca was considered an exclusive tourist destination for sun and beach, and today there are many reasons why it is worth visiting...

The Mediterranean Sea coast has not always been an idyllic place to live. Four centuries ago it was a dangerous place. It is shown by different festivities...

“Sobrasada”, “camaiot”, “panades”, “ensaimada”, “botifarró”, “frit mallorquí”...  meat has the main role in Mallorcan gastronomy.

Mallorca is a land of world-famous artists. Joan Miró or Miquel Barceló have placed the island on the international map of consecrated artists.

Beyond the popular sobrasada and the more than famous ensaimadas, Mallorca has the privilege of having some of the highest quality products of Spain. Proof of this are the many Designations of Origin...

 Mallorca is an island with a big cultural legacy. Its appeal goes beyond the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea, the warm sun, its Nature, the bustle of popular festivities and the exuberance of its fairs and markets.

In Mallorca Markets and Festivals we want to introduce you to some elements of popular Mallorcan culture. In this article we will talk about festivals and specifically some festive elements with ancient origins

The Mallorcan region Pla has no beaches, but is full of treasures. The initiative "Un Pla per descobrir" wants to show the villages of the Pla and its appeal, promoted by Agencia de Turisme de les Illes Balears...

The market tradition in Mallorca is the result of the agrarian environment of the island. The popular Wednesday market in Sineu or the Dijous Bo, in Inca, the markets in Manacor or Llucmajor have...

The initiative "Un Pla per descobrir", promoted by Agència de Turisme de les Illes Balears and Mancomunitat Pla de Mallorca, proposes us to visit the villages of Pla de Mallorca

 Witnesses of time, vestiges of the strength and the power of kings and armies and a source of myths and legends. Castles are unique and charismatic buildings of the surrounding landscape and of the towns to which they belong.

Six men, a woman, and the devil, jumps, rattles, turns, flowers, and bouquets of myrtle or basil. These are the elements that makeup one of the most mysterious dances of Mallorca, the dance of the cossiers,

The initiative "Un Pla per descobrir", promoted by Agència de Turisme de les Illes Balears and Mancomunitat Pla de Mallorca, proposes us to visit the villages of Pla de Mallorca

The initiative "Un Pla per descobrir", promoted by Agència de Turisme de les Illes Balears and Mancomunitat Pla de Mallorca, proposes us to visit the villages of Pla de Mallorca and learn from...

Mallorcan culture is rich, wide and full of history. Mediterranean civilizations that settled here and were related to Mallorca, among which we can find Romans, Phoenicians, Arabs or Catalans, had a deep influence in the island by providing it with cultural heritage and character.

When Christmas time comes to Majorca, markets, lights, Bethelms, festivities, slaughters, traditions start to show up... Mallorca, as an island with a culture of roots, celebrates Christmas in a way that anybody can't miss...