Palmaįrom village to city, the capital Palma is Mallorca’s only real city and deserves your full attention for at least a day. Both former residences of the Habsburg Archduke Ludwig Salvador (who fell head over heels with Mallorca) and both open to the public for a few euros entry, it’s undoubtedly the views that will captivate you more than the houses for they are the stuff of dreams – particularly from the neoclassical marble temple at Son Marroig which is now a popular venue for post-card perfect weddings and acoustic concerts. Son Marroig and Monestir de MaramarĪs you drive back down south, take the coastal road and nip into Son Marroig and Monestir de Miramar on the way. The miniature main square is fringed with immaculately presented pavement cafes who’ll reward you with a cool beverage after you’ve tired your legs mounting the never-ending steps to nosy at the patios and flower-decked balconies of the lovingly preserved stone Mallorcan houses. Fornalutx, Mallorca (c) wikimedia/Adrian Pingstone
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