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Palma de Mallorca excursion tip: La Lonja - the old maritime exchange

The old maritime exchange of Palma, "La Lonja" or "Sa Llotja" in Catalan, was built in the 15th century as a trading centre for Mallorca's merchants and is still considered one of the most important examples of civil Gothic architecture in Spain. Skippers ashore can visit the building, designed by the Mallorcan architect Guillem Sagrera and constructed between 1426 and...

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Playa de Palma / Mallorca: Shipwreck Ses Fontanelles

Located directly off Playa de Palma and just a stone's throw from Mallorca's airport lies an exceptionally well-preserved Roman merchant ship containing hundreds of amphorae. Recovery is set to begin in March 2026 and is expected to last several months. Scientifically, the find is of immense significance, representing a "time capsule" of trade in the late Roman Mediterranean. Can Pastilla,...

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El Molinar Port in Mallorca: it will definitely open in 2025!

After many years of planning and renovation and an agonizingly long period of uncertainty, it now seems that the port of Molinar in Mallorca can finally reopen after years of renovation work. In any case, the recent award of the concession for the operation of the port and the Club Nautico suggests this. It has been just over a year...

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GR 221 hiking trail on Mallorca - Serra de Tramuntana mountain range

Why not swap your boots for hiking boots? The 138-kilometre-long dry stone wall route GR221 (plus around 105 kilometres of variants), which has been planned since 2000, has now been officially recognised as a long-distance hiking trail on Mallorca – a good opportunity to get to know the island of Mallorca from its natural, authentic side. The long-distance hiking trail...

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Mallorca / Balearic Islands: Ban internal combustion charter boats from 2030?

No question - the cambio climático, climate change, with its sometimes extreme weather events has also had an impact on the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, ...) quite concrete effects. But what to do? Above all, responsible, environmentally conscious action is called for here. This concerns the private as well as the economic sector equally. As a private, foreign tourist,...

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Ibiza - small, rich and beautiful: rocky island Es Vedra

Ibiza is known for its clubs, celebrities, hippie scene and many other reasons. But less so as a sailing destination. Yet the third largest Balearic island is an uncomplicated, entertaining and compact terrain for varied cruises, especially for families and sailing novices. Ibiza may be the biggest party island in the Mediterranean, but the truth is: Ibiza is small. With...

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