Dernière mise à jour : Mars 2026
Mallorca — Neighborhood Guide
Palma is a genuinely exceptional capital city — home to the Gothic Cathedral La Seu, an old Arab quarter of alleys and courtyards, a vibrant contemporary art scene, and a waterfront promenade that rivals any in the Mediterranean. It works brilliantly as a destination in its own right, not merely as a gateway to the island.
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5 hotels · Mis à jour en Février 2026
Palma
A 19th-century military fortress on a private cove south of Palma, converted into one of Spain's most extraordinary hotels with seawater pools cut into the rock, artillery rooms transformed into intimate suites, and a sense of utter seclusion despite its proximity to the capital.
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Palma
A 17th-century aristocratic palace in the heart of Palma's old town, converted into one of the island's finest boutique hotels with just 12 rooms of extraordinary character — exposed stonework, painted timber ceilings, and an intimate courtyard. Steps from the Cathedral.
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Palma
A stylish boutique hotel in a converted 16th-century Palma townhouse with a rooftop pool, well-curated art collection, and a ground-floor restaurant that draws Palma's design community. Excellent value for a Palma old-town address of this quality.
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Palma
A lovingly preserved 16th-century palace on the central Passeig des Born, Palma's most elegant boulevard, with original architectural details — carved stone windows, antique furniture, a central courtyard — at prices well below the competition.
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Palma
A charming budget boutique in the heart of Palma's old town with brightly tiled rooms, a welcoming inner courtyard, and a social vibe unusual for a budget property. One of Palma's most cheerful and well-run independent hotels.
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À Propos de ce Guide
Séjourner à Palma vous place au cœur de ce qui rend Mallorca unique. Le quartier mêle caractère local et commodités pour les visiteurs. Notre sélection va des boutiques intimistes aux adresses de luxe raffinées, chacune choisie pour vous faire vivre l'expérience authentique de Palma.
Insider Tips
The best dining in Palma is usually one street back from the main tourist thoroughfare.
Ask your hotel concierge for their personal favourite spots in Palma — they often know hidden gems.
Walking is the best way to experience Palma — most attractions are within a 15-minute stroll.
Questions Courantes
Palma is the best base for first-time Mallorca visitors — it has the island's best restaurants, nightlife, cultural institutions, and hotel variety, with day trips to the Tramuntana mountains, Caves of Drach, and southern beaches easily reachable by car or bus.
La Seu Cathedral (with its extraordinary Gaudí-remodelled interior), the Bellver Castle, the Mercat de l'Olivar food market, the Mallorcan gin and vermouth bar culture in Santa Catalina, and the stunning Es Baluard contemporary art museum.
Le plus pratique est un taxi à la sortie du terminal ; le temps de trajet dépend de la circulation. Les transports en commun sont également disponibles et souvent plus économiques.
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