Welcome to Palma de Mallorca! This 2-day foodie itinerary will help you experience the best of this amazing destination.
Kick off your culinary adventure in Palma with a day in the vibrant neighborhood of Santa Catalina. This area is known for its lively market, eclectic eateries, and local specialties that will tantalize your taste buds.
Check into the adult-only Hotel Astoria Playa, known for its excellent service and proximity to the beach. Enjoy a relaxing atmosphere before diving into Palma's culinary scene.
Explore the bustling Santa Catalina Market, where you can taste fresh local produce, artisan cheeses, and cured meats. This market is a true reflection of the island's gastronomic culture.
💡 Try the local sobrasada (a type of cured sausage) at one of the stalls!
Savor a delicious lunch at La Rosa, known for its creative tapas and modern take on traditional Mallorcan dishes. Don't miss their signature dishes paired with local wines.
Join a cooking class where you’ll learn to prepare traditional Mallorcan dishes with local ingredients. This hands-on experience will give you insight into the culinary culture of the island.
💡 Bring a notebook to jot down tips and recipes from the chef!
Enjoy dinner with a view at Es Baluard, a restaurant located in the contemporary art museum. The menu features Mediterranean cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood.
💡 Reserve a table on the terrace for stunning sunset views!
Discover the traditional flavors of Palma as you explore the historic center and indulge in local specialties. From bakeries to local taverns, this day is all about experiencing the rich culinary heritage of the island.
Start your day with a delightful breakfast at Forn de Sant Joan, famous for its freshly baked pastries and excellent coffee. Try the ensaïmada, a traditional Mallorcan pastry.
Stroll through the charming streets of Palma's Old Town, where you can admire historic architecture and pop into local shops. The atmosphere is perfect for a leisurely morning walk.
Enjoy a relaxed lunch at Bar España, a local favorite known for its tapas and hearty dishes. This eatery offers a cozy atmosphere and friendly service.
Join a guided food tour that takes you through the culinary highlights of Palma. Taste local specialties and learn about the history behind each dish as you explore the city.
For your final dinner, head to Celler Sa Premsa, a traditional restaurant known for its Mallorcan dishes and local wines. The cozy atmosphere and rustic decor make it a perfect finale.
Check out of Hotel Astoria Playa and prepare for your departure.