Gorgeous stunning historical architecture. Make sure you visit at sunset!! There are many places to…read moreeat and explore on your walk up as well. Be sure to wear comfy shoes for uphill walks too

Great resort town in Spain with super nice sunny weather but not too hot like some of the interior…read morecities. Many great shops for fashion and souvenirs along with cafes. Definitely a good walking friendly town for a destination visit or cruise port stop.

The view was definitely worth the drive up there was no charge to be on the cliff side of the…read morelighthouse. There was a cute gift shop and restaurant that required only paying customers to use the restrooms.

Ahhh.... This is a peacfull happy gay place to see. Dont…read moremiss is it while in Formentera

This was a hidden Treasure and I'm sure glad that we found it! The Spanish architecture was gorgeousread more

Cute little town worth a visit…read more There is a scenic train that leaves from Plaza Espanya in Palma for a reasonable price, but make sure you go to the correct train station (Ferrocarril de Sóller) which is the small historic brick building next to the newer main train/bus station (Estació Intermodal).

I had no idea who this guy was when I looked at the monument but a quick look at Wikipedia and this…read moreguy needs a bigger statue. His manuscripts show his work to have predated by -several centuries- work on elections theory. He is credited with the FIRST work of Catalan literature. He is recognized at the author of Ars Magna, a system of combining logical systems to discover the truth (though it was conceived as an instrument to be used in interfaith dialogue to convert infidels). Born in Majorca in 1232, his parents were members of a middle-class family in Barcelona. He traveled as far as Paris, Genoa, Rome and Tunisia. Pretty long distances for the 1200's! Well worth reading up on this man!

Palma's equivalent of Las Ramblas, Passeig de Born is the main outdoor shopping street with all the…read morevery-high end shops here. You will be dropping some major coin if this is what you want. In the evening, it's surprisingly busy with families, strollers, live music and people selling balloons and pashminas. On a weekend night, there was a decently high police presence but I did not see nearly enough concrete planters or barricades that might prevent someone from doing something extremely stupid. Barcelona's tragedy is fresh in my mind. Watch yours possessions. Big crowds, lots of tourists, there are going to be pick pockets.

It was Ok! A less grander version of the La Rambla of Barcelona. Similar set up though - but with…read moreonly luxury brand shops around, Lui Vutton, Prada etc. Honestly not for budget or average tourists.