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Travel and Stay

in Palma

Airport Information

Arriving in Palma

Palma city centre is a short drive from the airport. We recommend private transfers for groups and late arrivals, and the A1 bus for guests who prefer public transport.

Taxi/Private transfer

The most comfortable option for guests arriving with luggage or late flights.

Public Bus

A1: Airport – Palma City Centre
A2: Airport – S’Arenal

Where to stay

Since Mallorca is a large island, we recommend staying in Palma, as it’s closest to our event venues.

Old Town / La Lonja – walkable, lively and very Palma.
Santa Catalina – trendy neighbourhood with a great dining scene.
Portixol / Seaside – relaxed coastal vibe, still close to Palma.

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H. NIVIA BORN HOTEL

280,00€ – 400,00€

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H. CAN CIRERA

285,00€ – 400,00€

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H. CORT

350,00€ – 600,00€

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H.CAPUCCINO

400€ – 600,00€

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H. SANT FRANCESC

400,00€ – 600,00€

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H. PALMA SUITES

415,00€ – 600,00€

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H. CALATRAVA

500,00€ – 1000,00€

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700,00€ – 900,00€

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Where to eat

Restaurants

In Palma

Fera
Modern Mallorcan fine dining; must-try in Palma.

Adrián Quetglas
Creative, Michelin-style cuisine; special occasion.

Tapas & La Malvasia
Classic tapas experience in the city.

La Bodeguilla
Authentic local tapas bar; cozy atmosphere.

Ca n’Ela Vegan Restaurant
Vegan and healthy option for guests.

Lista’s Favourites


Emilio Innobar
(Palma)
Trendy spot; great for groups and cocktails.

Flannigan (Porto Portals)
Waterfront dining; relaxed vibe outside Palma.

El Camino (Palma)
Popular local tapas; approachable for everyone.

Es Raor (St Elm)
Coastal setting; ideal for a scenic day trip.

De Tokio a Lima (Valldemossa)
Unique fusion cuisine; culinary variety.

Luna 36 (Soller)
Charming small town dining; perfect for exploring Soller.

Ca’s Patró March (Deia)
Iconic cliffside restaurant; unforgettable coastal views.

Il Paradiso (Palma)
Italian/Mediterranean option; casual and group-friendly.

Cafés

Hotto Coffee Lab (Palma)
Specialty coffee and cozy vibe.

Surry Hils (Palma)
Trendy café with brunch options.

Bacan (Palma)
Great for coffee and light bites.

Capa (Palma)
Stylish, Instagram-worthy coffee spot.

La Molienda (Pollenca)
Scenic small-town café; perfect for a morning stop.

Bars / Rooftops

Chapeau (Palma)
Classic rooftop with great views of Palma.

Hostal Cuba Rooftop (Palma)
Iconic rooftop bar; relaxed cocktails.

Singular Rooftop Terrace at Hotel Sant Francesc (Palma)
Elegant, central rooftop.

Mirall Bar at Nobis Hotel (Palma)
Modern rooftop; chic drinks and ambiance.

Gibson (Palma)
Trendy bar for evening cocktails.

Aga Bar (Palma)
Intimate, cozy drinks spo

Things to Do in Palma

Palma Cathedral

Visit Palma Cathedral (La Seu) and stroll through the old town

La Lonja

Explore La Lonja and Santa Catalina for bars, galleries and restaurants.

Sóller

Sóller historic train – a beautiful and very Mallorcan experience.

Valldemossa

A charming mountain village, perfect for a half-day visit.

Wine Tastings

The Santa Maria del Camí and Binissalem areas are well known for wineries and tastings, very close to Palma. Macià Batle offers guided visits and tastings and is very guest-friendly.

Menorca

Take a boat trip to the Mallorca’s little sister island, the neighbouring Menorca