Some of the most common attractions in Palma de Mallorca include Palau de I’Almudaina, Catedral de Mallorca, Castell de Bellver, and Palau March. Once you’re done checking out these sites, have fun wondering Palma’s Old Town, where you’ll experience gothic churches, courtyards full of palm trees, and shady squares. From here, go feast on tapas at San Juan Mercado Gastronomico and get a drink at the rooftop of Nakar Hotel’s Cuit Bar and Restaurant. For some beach fun, head over to Palma City Beach, locally known as Playa C’an Pere Antoni, and if you’re an ardent shopper, check out Passeig del Born.