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Mallorca

Mallorca

Mallorca and Menorca have long been popular with tourists, but if you think it's just bucket 'n' spade delights think again. Mallorca's capital, Palma, has a fascinating history and the island's varied landscape includes rugged mountains and a rural interior little touched by tourism. Boutique hotels, delicious food and peaceful villages show there's much more than the islands' beaches to attract the visitor. The likes of Magaluf still supply cheap thrills, but in quiet corners of Menorca or Mallorca's Tramuntana mountains it all seems miles away.

El Refectori

El Refectori

Hotel Convent fine dining

El Refectori is one of the finest restaurants in town....

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Koldo Royo

Koldo Royo

Michilin-rated fine dining

Basque chef Koldo Royo served his apprenticeship with the masters of Basque cooking before opening his own place in Mallorca and has earned a Michelin star for his efforts....

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Cala Torta

Cala Torta

Scenic coastline and beach

From Artà, head towards Capdepera and almost immediately take a left (north) turn along a steadily rougher and more winding road, through green craggy peaks, to the popular but still wild-feeling Cala Torta....

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Catedral de Palma

Catedral de Palma

Palma's gargantuan gothic cathedral

Mallorca may have been captured from the Moors by Jaume I in 1229 but the cathedral he started was to take over 300 years to complete....

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Museu de Menorca

Museu de Menorca

Wide-ranging history of Menorca

On the first floor of Museu de Menorca, after a brief but informative video introduction (available in various languages; ask at the desk), there is a collection of artefacts from prehistoric, Roman, Moorish and Catalan Menorca....

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Palau March

Palau March

Artworks great and small

The beautiful Palau March in the cathedral quarter of Palma has been converted from a sumptuous private residence into a museum....

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Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró

Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró

Exhibition Space of the late Joan Miró

Though born in Catalonia, Joan Miró was always intimately connected to Mallorca....

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Casa Museu J Torrents Lladó

Casa Museu J Torrents Lladó

Home and studio of Joaquin Torrents Llado

Open to the public since 2002, Casa Museu J Torrents Lladó is the former home and studio of the massively bearded painter Joaquin Torrents Lladó (1946-93)....

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RECamper

RECamper

Discount European shoes

An essential shopping excursion is a trip to Camper's outlet store RECamper, which sells end-of-line and one-off shoes at irresistibly low prices....

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Festival Park

Festival Park

One stop Family Shopping and Entertainment

Possibly the best one-stop shop op on the island lies just west of Santa Maria....

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Café Baixamar

Café Baixamar

Relaxing modernista cafe

Café Baixamar is a friendly, airy modernista café with original wood paneling, an old, ornate bar, marble tables and a wood-burning stove....

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Café Garito

Café Garito

Up and coming night life

Beyond Pacha and just before Club de Mar, you'll find a handful of stylish places spread round the inner marina area of Ca'n Barbarà....

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Akelarre

Akelarre

Live jazz and local artists

Maó has an increasingly strong jazz scene, with its own festival that starts in April and lasts all summer, featuring live bands in bars and on plaças across town....

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BCM

BCM

Monster night club

If it's nightlife of a questionable quality you're after, there are pubs and bars galore in Magaluf, and the biggest disco in Europe: the monster-sized BCM, which packs in 4,000 people a night....

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