Palma de Mallorca isn’t just a place for pretty beaches and lovely seafood cuisine. The picturesque location of the city and the historic attractions also contribute to the city’s popularity among tourists. With outdoor freedom now easily accessible you can head over to some of the city’s most famous landmarks and get in your daily steps, some fresh air and pictures for the Gram. No long queues mean no crowds and more safety!

Palma de Mallorca is a stunning coastal city in Southern Spain that boasts of some exotic beaches and natural beauty. There are many things to see and do in this city, and if you are a foodie, you can even enjoy some delicious dishes at popular restaurants. However, for pastries and baked local goods, take a walk to the Forn de La Gloria bakery, which proudly produces fresh treats daily.

Palma de Mallorca is truly a wonder to behold, especially with the sunny pleasant weather, the clear blue sky and the glistening beachy waters that are now open to the residents of the city. With lockdown measures easing up, you now have the perfect opportunity to stretch your legs and visit popular attractions. Pack a meal, grab some sunscreen and walk over to the beaches in Palma and spend a day frolicking by the water.

The coastal city of Palma de Mallorca is slowly opening up its doors to the public. With lockdown because of COVID-19 is slowly easing up, you can take this opportunity to explore your favourite attractions, and wander about exploring the quiet city streets on foot. Walk around, wear a mask and maintain proper social distance to make the most of your time in the beautiful outdoors.