Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
The great seafront Gothic cathedral, with interventions by Gaudí and a spectacular rose window. The symbol of Palma and of the whole island.
Top attractions in Mallorca
What you can't miss in Mallorca, with photos and context.
Drach Caves
Mallorca's most famous caves, in Porto Cristo, with one of the largest underground lakes in the world and classical music concerts over the water.
Serra de Tramuntana
The World Heritage mountain range along the north-west: stone villages, viewpoints, terraced olive groves and vertiginous roads like Sa Calobra.
Valldemossa and Sóller
Two of the prettiest villages in the Tramuntana: Valldemossa, with the charterhouse where Chopin stayed, and Sóller, linked to Palma by a century-old wooden train.
Cap de Formentor
The island's most spectacular cape, at the northern tip: cliffs, a lighthouse and viewpoints over the Mediterranean.
The coves and beaches
From Playa de Palma to the unspoiled coves of the east and south (Es Trenc, Cala Mondragó): the most varied range of beaches in the Balearics.