Christmas and New Year in Palma is a warm family event, bearing the traces of rich traditions. It's one of the most looked out for holidays, and though the year has been tough for everybody, the city of Palma has heart-warming ways of making Christmas special. Here's how you can celebrate festivities in Palma de Mallorca.

How many meals have you cooked at home during the lockdown? Many restaurants in Palma de Mallorca have opened up their doors for takeaway and delivery, offering delicious food straight to your home. Check out our list of some savoury, sweet, and filling things to eat.

Credit: Flickr / Saru / CC BY 2.0 How many times have you walked across some of the most famous attractions in Palma and wondered about their history? Living in the coastal city of Palma can be a pleasant experience, especially when you like the temperate weather in Southern Spain. This season, instead of wandering outside, read about some of the most interesting facts about the city and prepare to be amazed! Knowledge is power!

There is something incredibly interesting when you get a chance to learn about the city’s local culture while spending a day outdoors. Palma de Mallorca’s museums are all filled with historic artefacts, unique information and interactive events that are sure to make those boring days a lot more fun! Grab a meal and spend some time learning while staying away from heavy indoor crowds. Stay safe and wear a mask!