Population:About 800,000(367,277 in Palma)

Currency:1 Euro, € = 100 cents

Opening hours:09.00–14.00 and 17.00–20.00 or21.00 weekdays. The time inbetween is siesta time. Someshops stay open during the siesta.Banks are open 08.00-14.00.

Internet:www.mallorcatour.netwww.illesbalears.eswww.mallorcaweb.com

Newspapers:The Daily BulletinUltima HoraDiario de Mallorca

Emergency numbers:112

Tourist information:Palma officePlaça de la Reina, 207012 - PalmaTel: +34 971 789556oit@conselldemallorca.net

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MALLORCAMallorca has shed its skin – it has changed from packageholiday island to pleasure island. Treasures from countlesscenturies have been given a stylish new makeover. Thesedays we enjoy the cultural heritage from the Phoenicians,the Baleares (the original inhabitants, famed for their skillwith stone slings), nomads, pirates, Greeks, Romans, Moors,Venetians, Frenchmen, Spaniards and all the others whoadored this green island. Here you can live in ancient castles,farmhouses and renovated palaces. Today’s Mallorca is aplace where lovers of luxury, fans of culture andconnoisseurs of life can really enjoy themselves.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

This pearl of the Mediterranean is a minicontinent in its own right. Mallorca’s variedscenery has made the island a dream placefor film-makers and advertisers. You cansee the variety for yourself through thewindscreen of your hire car. Within 20minutes, you can drive from the capitalPalma to sensationally beautifulValldemossa in the mountains to thenorth-west, the village where thecomposer Frederic Chopin lived with hissweetheart, the authoress George Sand.Drive another 10 minutes, and you are inthe village of Deià, former home of thepoet Robert Graves. If you go southeast ofPalma, you will find a picturesque fishingidyll and magnificent fjord-like bays nearthe village of Portopetro 45 minutes away.A slice of the West Indies in Mallorca – thevast beach of Es Trenc – lies a few miles tothe west. Head north, towards Capdepera,and you will be amazed by the mediaevalcastle built on a city wall. Golden sandybeaches are flanked by lofty mountains,straight out of “The Fellowship of theRing”. The golf courses gleam, and the seais deepest turquoise. Everywhere there areforts, monasteries, treasures, myths andlegends.

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DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

PalmaThe fishing nets put out to dry on thequayside glisten brightly in Mediterraneanblue. Behind the nets you can catch sightof the stock exchange building La Lonjadating from 1388. During the Middle Ages,the place where we are now drinking coffeewas where most of the Mediterraneanarea’s trade was handled. As early as 123BC the Romans christened this town withthe name Palmeria. Later, the name givento Palma by the Moors – Medina Mayurka–became the name for the whole island.

Casco Antiguo – Old TownIn the lanes and alleyways of the Old Townyou can hear echoes of previous centuries.Take a stroll round one of the largest areasof ancient buildings in Europe. Cast youreyes over the spruced-up palaces, visit thedesigner hotels and bars.

Address: Area around Plaza de la Lonja

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La Seu – The CathedralDon’t miss La Seu Cathedral, dating from1231, with its fantastic wrought-ironcanopy by the architect Gaudí – the onlycathedral in the world facing Mecca. KingJaume l used one of the old Moorishmosque minarets as the clock tower for hisbuilding.

Address: Next to the Almudaina palace

Binissalem Wine VillageTry a wine tasting at José Louis Ferrer andthe other bodegas. Mallorca’s wines arewinning more and more prizes. During theWine Festival in September, Binissalem isjust one long table laden with wine andfood.

Monastery at ValldemossaHigh mountains and deep valleys frameValldemossa, the village where the island’stwo first “celebrity tourists” – thecomposer Frederic Chopin and theauthoress George Sand – lived in 1838. Atthe monastery, all the cells for the monksare in a row, each with its own exit to thegarden terrace with blossoming magnoliasand a wonderful view over the valley.

FormentorDizzying twisting roads and dramatic cliffs.North-west Mallorca is wild and beautiful.People crowd the vantage points along theroad, and take photographs withgoosebumps on their arms.

SineuIn Mallorca’s centre lies the oldest villageof all – Sineu – where once the King lived.Being right at the centre of the islandmeant there was a chance of getting awayif the island was taken over by pirates. Forover a thousand years, farmers have beencoming here with their cows, bulls, horses,sheep, dogs, asses, mules, ducks, hens

and swans to market each Wednesday.

SollerThe inhabitants of Soller lived for centurieshidden in a valley behind a huge row ofmountains. It was so hard to climb themountain chain that people preferred to goto Palma by boat. And if they were on aboat anyway, why not go to France? Sollerbecame tri-lingual – Mallorcan, Spanishand French. In 1911 a tunnel was dugthrough the mountains, so finally thepeople of Soller could get in touch withtheir own island. The wonderful little trainis still there today.

EATING #EATING#

Gorge yourself on Spanish tapas. Enjoymontaditos or pintxos.

The side dishes with little wooden sticksare a good way of trying out newdelicacies. In Palma there is cuisine fromall corners of the world.

PALMACa’n EduardoHonest-to-goodness Majorcan cuisine. Ifyou love fresh fish without the frills, pay avisit to Ca’n Eduardo.

Address: Industria Pesquera 4, Es Mollet, PalmaPhone: +34-971-721 182

La BovedaAlways full – and always wonderful tapas.Try Setas al Roquefort – mushroom inRoquefort sauce, or Datiles con beicon –

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dates wrapped in bacon, and lots moredishes.

Address: C/Boteria 3, la Lonja, PalmaPhone: +34-971-714 863

Fabrica 23Regarded by many as the best restaurantin Palma. The most wonderful dessert inthe world – Hot Chocolate Fondant…

Address: Carre Cotoner 42-44, PalmaPhone: +34-971 453 125

OUTSIDE PALMAMinimarIn Portixol-Molinar and in Puerto Portalsare this pair of restaurants who do tapasand mini-sandwiches– montaditos orpintxos – the latest craze in Palma.

Address: Vicari Joaquim Fuster, 67, in Portixol outside Palma,next to the luxury boats in the harbour at Puerto PortalsPhone: +34-971 248 604

Read’s Hotel And RestaurantChef Marc Fosh has gained a star in theMichelin Guide for his excellentMediterranean cuisine. The hotel is in abeautiful old mansion with high prices andamazing colour combinations.

Address: Santa Maria del CámiPhone: +34-971-140261

Restaurante Ben’s D’avallCreative Spanish cuisine fromprize-winning chefs and the mostbreathtaking view from the restaurant.

Address: Urb. Costa Deià. Ctra. Sóller-DeiàPhone: +34-971-632 381

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Grand Café CappuccinoPalma’s excellent café chain can be foundboth in the centre of town and on thebeach promenade. Try the salads –Ensalada Griega or Ensalada César, andthe Fruit Salad with yoghurt.

Address: Paseo Maritimo, 1Phone: +34 971 28 21 62

Bar BoschIn the main shopping thoroughfare lies thiscosy little place – just the place to watchthe world go by – serving nice hotsandwiches, all sorts of drinks, coffee andtapas.

Address: Plaza Joan Carles I, Palma

El LiricoPalma’s artist café attracts both artists andPalma’s smart set.

The prices are reasonable, given thatnearby bars charge more.

Address: Avda. D’Antoni Maura, 6

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BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

Luxury nightspot or hard rock? Palmaoffers a wide range of bars. As the nightgoes on, it’s time to prop your eyes openwith matchsticks. In Palma, the reallyserious nightlife doesn’t get going untilaround 02.00.

AbacoIn days of yore, this was a 17th centurypalace – now it’s a cocktail bar with fruitand flower decorations. A must for thenewly engaged, or lovers of luxury.

Address: C/Sant Joan 1, La Lonja

Made in BrazilDo you adore lambada, salsa and samba?Then Made in Brazil is your sort of place! Ifyou need a bit of practice first, you canalso get dance lessons…

Address: Paseo Marítimo, 27

Pacha MallorcaPacha is Palma’s best known club, with aclientèle mostly around 30. This place ishoused in the town wall looking out onPalma’s beach promenade. Often open22.00–05.00.

Address: Paseo Maritimo, 42Internet: www.pacha.com

Tito’sNext to Pacha on the Paseo Maritimo liesTito’s with its remarkable lift. Once upon atime – back in the 1950s and 60s – RayCharles and Marlene Dietrich came here to

dance. These days it is popular with theyounger set.

Address: Paseo MaritimoOpening hours: Usually open from 22.00.Internet: www.titosmallorca.com

Virtual ClubThe cave club and restaurant in Illetas arethe author’s number one watering hole.The food is great, but a glass of ice-coldwhite wine is enough to transport you toheaven.

Address: Paseo de Illetas 60, IlletasInternet: www.virtualclub.es

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

Palma is a great place for shopping. Twoareas are specially handy – next to thehuge Corte Inglés department store nearPlaza España, or next to the old city centreby the little Corte Inglés on Jaime lll. Thebroad avenues around Plaza España haveeverything from local curio shops selling tinsoldiers, to specialists selling Serrano ham.Ladies who want to buy clothes head forthe large Corte Inglés store, where Mango,Zara, Beschka, Stradivarius, Women’sSecret and all the other boutiques lie cheekby jowl. More exciting, and packed withsmall boutiques and designer names, is thearea behind Bar Bosch right opposite thenew H&M shop in central Palma by PlazaJoan Carlos l. Have a look at the Cornerboutique or Miró Jeans, for example, nextto the plaza. The best market is to befound in Sineu on Wednesdays. If you areshort of time and want to see everything,

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then head for the shopping centre in PortoPi in Palma. There you will find 50shops–including Zara, Mango and MassimoDutti and Zara Interiors.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

Puro Hotel UrbanoHotel Puro is in a mediaeval palace,furnished with vast quantities of feathers,mirrors, silver, as well as white andOriental pillows. Lounge music thumpsaway in the background, the smell ofincense pervades the place, giving it a highhip factor.

Address: Calle Montenegro 12Phone: 971-425420Internet: www.purohotel.com

Hotel Palau Sa FontMinimalist palace hotel with pink overtonesand a fine view from the roof of the La SeuCathedral. Within walking distance of mostplaces.

Address: Calle Apuntadores 38Phone: +34-971 712 277Internet: www.palausafont.com

Hotel Dalt MuradaAn old hotel in an antique palace that hasretained its old style. Sleep in a four-posterbed and wake to the chimes from thecathedral.

Address: C/. Almudaina, 6-A, PalmaPhone: +34-971-425300Internet: www.daltmurada.com

Puig De Maria, PollencaThe Puig de Maria convent is unbeatable.

The way there, the location, the view andthe simplicity of the rooms are all veryappealing. The hotel rooms are Spartan –a picture with a biblical motif, a chair and adouble bed with wooden posts.

Address: Carre Puig De Maria S/NPhone: +34 971 184 132‎

Hotel La Residencia and RestauranteEl OlivoThere could hardly be a more beautifulplace. The hotel is high-class, therestaurant is a joy for the palate and theeye, and the relaxation is total. A week atthe spa here will leave you ready foranything afterwards.

Address: Son Moragues & Son Canals, DeiàPhone: +34-971-639011Internet: www.hotellaresidencia.com

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#

AirportBus number 1 runs to and from Palma’sairport for €1.85 and takes about 30minutes. A taxi journey to Palma costs €15or more and takes 15 minutes. Usuallythere is a supplement of at least €3 forjourneys to the airport.

Public TransportThe bus service on Mallorca is excellent.Within Palma you travel using a credit cardthat you can buy in tobacconists for €8.The card gives you 10 journeys. Busnumber 3 goes all the way from anindustrial area via Palma’s town centre tothe Illetas beach. Public transport buses to

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Valldemossa and other popular villagesleave from the bus station behind PlazaEspaña. The 1911 train to Sóller departsjust near the buses, and likewise trains toInca and Manacor.

TaxiTaxis in Palma are a good and cheap. Youcan get to and from other places on theisland for reasonable sums of money. A35-40 minute journey between Palma andPuerto de Sóller costs €33. The priceincludes the €4 charge for the tunnel. Taxisin Palma can be reached on:

Phone: 971-400004

PostPost offices are open 09.00 – 21.00 excepton Saturdays when they open09.00-14.00. Stamps can also be boughtat tobacconists.

PharmacyThere are pharmacies all over the island,normal opening hours 09.00-14.00 and17.00 – 20.00. The main pharmacy inPalma is called Plano and is located on C/De la Volta de la Mercè, 4.

Opening hours: 08.00-15.00Phone: 971-228888

DentistsThe cost of dental care in Mallorca isreasonable. Recommended dentists inPalma at Plaza Mayor, 9, 1 c, telephone971 713 854. In emergency call 112.

Electricity220 and sometimes 225 volts AC, 50Hz

TelephoneCountry code: +34

Area code: 0971

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DESTINATION: MALLORCAPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-03-09