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The Perfect 6-Day Palma de Mallorca Itinerary
Palma de Mallorca 🇪🇸 · Built from 9 real traveler plans · 38 spots
Palma de Mallorca is one of the most-planned destinations on Triply. We took 9 real traveler itineraries and distilled them into this 6-day plan — built around the 38+ places people actually saved, ranked by how often they show up. No filler, no tourist traps nobody bookmarks: just the spots real travelers keep choosing for Palma de Mallorca.
6-Day Palma de Mallorca Itinerary
Day 1
A large park situated below the Cathedral, offering beautiful views of the Gothic masterpiece reflected in its saltwater lake. It's a popular spot for relaxation and events.
A unique circular Gothic castle offering panoramic views of Palma Bay and the surrounding pine forests, rich in history and a popular landmark.
Palma's elegant tree-lined boulevard, perfect for a leisurely stroll and a hub for high-end fashion boutiques and popular cafes, offering a sophisticated shopping experience.
A breathtaking viewpoint offering spectacular panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean Sea and the iconic rock formation with a hole in it. A popular spot for sunset views.
A royal palace with Moorish origins, situated next to the cathedral, offering a glimpse into Mallorca's past as a royal residence and fortress.
Day 2
A charming horseshoe-shaped bay and fishing village, accessible by a historic tram from Sóller town, popular for its beach and harbor.
Palma's largest indoor market, bustling with fresh produce, seafood, local delicacies, and tapas stalls, offering a vibrant cultural and foodie experience.
A museum dedicated to Joan Miró, featuring his studios, original artworks, and sculptures, offering deep insight into the artist's creative process and life on the island.
A modern and contemporary art museum housed within a former military fortress, offering stunning views of the bay and a diverse collection of local and international art.
Housed in a beautiful historic mansion, this museum showcases Mallorca's history, archaeology, and ethnography from prehistoric times to the present day.
Day 3
The lush pine forest surrounding Bellver Castle, perfect for a refreshing walk or hike, providing a natural escape with scenic paths and viewpoints.
An iconic Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral, a symbol of Palma, renowned for its stunning architecture and seafront location.
A long, scenic promenade stretching along Palma's coastline, ideal for walking or cycling with beautiful sea views and a popular spot for locals and visitors.
A historic and beloved cafe, famous for its traditional Mallorcan pastries, ice cream, and hot chocolate, offering a sweet and authentic foodie experience.
One of Palma's most beautiful and well-preserved historic courtyards, showcasing aristocratic architecture and tranquil beauty.
Day 4
The vibrant main square of Sóller, surrounded by cafes and the iconic Sant Bartomeu church, a popular spot for people-watching.
A picturesque mountain village famous for its charming stone houses, winding streets, and the historic Carthusian Monastery, a popular escape into nature and history.
An idyllic coastal village nestled in the Tramuntana mountains, known for its artistic community, stunning scenery, and relaxed atmosphere.
A stunning Gothic building that once served as the maritime trade exchange, known for its intricate architecture and grand interior.
Beautiful medieval-style gardens located near the Almudaina Palace, offering a tranquil green space with fountains, sculptures, and historical charm.
Day 5
A long promenade stretching along Palma's coastline, perfect for a walk or bike ride with beautiful views of the sea and harbor.
A sophisticated shopping street in Palma, home to upscale boutiques, department stores, and designer labels, offering a prime shopping experience.
The historic main square of Palma, home to the impressive Palma City Hall and a centuries-old olive tree, a popular meeting point.
A beautiful urban beach with fine sand and clear waters, popular with both locals and tourists. It's well-equipped with facilities and offers a relaxed atmosphere.
A grand central square surrounded by historic buildings and arcades, a popular spot for street performers, markets, and people-watching in the heart of Palma.
Day 6
A picturesque pebble cove nestled below the village, popular for swimming in crystal-clear waters and enjoying the serene natural surroundings.
A historic and very popular cafe on Plaça Rei Joan Carles I, famous for its 'llagosta' sandwiches and lively atmosphere, ideal for lunch or dinner.
A highly-rated restaurant in Artà, known for its sophisticated take on traditional Mallorcan cuisine using fresh, local ingredients.
A spectacular viewpoint on the way to Cap de Formentor, offering stunning vistas of the jagged coastline and the small island of Es Colomer.
Wander through the charming streets of Alaró, a traditional Mallorcan village nestled at the foot of the mountains, known for its authentic atmosphere.
Top Things to Do in Palma de Mallorca
- Parc de la Mar — ★ 4.5 (saved by 7 travelers)A large park situated below the Cathedral, offering beautiful views of the Gothic masterpiece reflected in its saltwater lake.
- Castell de Bellver — ★ 4.5 (saved by 5 travelers)A unique circular Gothic castle offering panoramic views of Palma Bay and the surrounding pine forests, rich in history and a popular landmark.
- Passeig del Born — ★ 4.7 (saved by 4 travelers)Palma's elegant tree-lined boulevard, perfect for a leisurely stroll and a hub for high-end fashion boutiques and popular cafes, offering a sophisticated shopping experience.
- Mirador de sa Foradada — ★ 4.6 (saved by 4 travelers)A breathtaking viewpoint offering spectacular panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean Sea and the iconic rock formation with a hole in it.
- Palau de l'Almudaina — ★ 4.5 (saved by 4 travelers)A royal palace with Moorish origins, situated next to the cathedral, offering a glimpse into Mallorca's past as a royal residence and fortress.
- Port de Sóller — ★ 4.6 (saved by 3 travelers)A charming horseshoe-shaped bay and fishing village, accessible by a historic tram from Sóller town, popular for its beach and harbor.
- Fundació Miró Mallorca — ★ 4.4 (saved by 3 travelers)A museum dedicated to Joan Miró, featuring his studios, original artworks, and sculptures, offering deep insight into the artist's creative process and life on the island.
- Es Baluard Museu d'Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma — ★ 4.2 (saved by 3 travelers)A modern and contemporary art museum housed within a former military fortress, offering stunning views of the bay and a diverse collection of local and international art.
Where to Eat in Palma de Mallorca
- Mercat de l'Olivar — ★ 4.5
- Can Joan de S'Aigo — ★ 4.6
- Bar Bosch — ★ 3.9
- Es Coll d'Os — ★ 4.8
- Kingfisher Restaurant — ★ 4.7
Palma de Mallorca Travel FAQ
How many days do you need in Palma de Mallorca?
Most travelers planning Palma de Mallorca on Triply spend about 6 days there. That's enough to cover the top sights — Parc de la Mar, Castell de Bellver, Passeig del Born — without rushing.
What are the top things to do in Palma de Mallorca?
Based on 9 real Palma de Mallorca itineraries, the most-saved spots are Parc de la Mar, Castell de Bellver, Passeig del Born, Mirador de sa Foradada, Palau de l'Almudaina, Port de Sóller.
Where should I eat in Palma de Mallorca?
The most-saved places to eat in Palma de Mallorca are Mercat de l'Olivar, Can Joan de S'Aigo, Bar Bosch, Es Coll d'Os, Kingfisher Restaurant.
Is Palma de Mallorca worth visiting?
Palma de Mallorca is one of the most-planned destinations on Triply, with 9 traveler itineraries covering 38+ spots — so yes, there's plenty to fill a 6-day trip.
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