Free Walking Tour
Mallorca

Due to its perfect weather, accessible location for tourists in Europe, iconic buildings, cosmopolitan spirit, and artistic character, Mallorca is a traveler's paradise. The Bay of Palma offers extensive golden beaches and trendy bars for visitors of all ages. But our favorite beach in particular is Cala Major, a laid-back area dotted with inviting tapas bars. For those looking for a trendier vibe, El Molinar beach is home to boho bars with panoramic views. Apart from splashing in the sea, tourists recommend checking out the stylish boutiques in Portopi area, and going to Santa Catalina to buy the best souvenirs. Outdoor activity lovers will surely enjoy a trip to Genova Cave complex, as well as a walk along the beautiful Parc de Sa Feixina or Parc de la Mar. We also recommend a visit to the 10th-century Arab baths and its serene gardens, followed by a visit to Olivar Market.

Free Walking Tours in Mallorca are the perfect way to explore this charming island, blessed with wonderful weather all year long. Travelers arriving for the first time in the island should join the classic Essential Palma de Mallorca City Tour (sometimes called Free Historical Center Tour) to explore the main sights of the capital with a local guide (including the Cathedral, the Main Square, a food market, Almudaina, La Lonja, and more). Additionally, there’s an interesting Free Jewish Quarter of Palma Tour happening several times a week. Along this tour, guests will explore the Jewish civilization in Palma, and the peaceful coexistence with the Mallorcan Christians and Iberian Jews. Finally, another fun activity available at night is the Free Myths and Legends Tour of Palma de Mallorca. This is a theatrical tour where guests visit lesser-known landmarks of the city and hear amazing stories about paranormal activity from the Middle Ages until today.

Roman, Vandal, Arab, and many other heritages come together in Mallorca, a real melting pot of Mediterranean cultures. In a Free Tour in Mallorca, you will have the opportunity to discover the many huge wonders hidden on this small island. The Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, usually referred to as La Seu, is a Gothic Roman Catholic temple that never fails to take traveler's breath away. This astonishingly beautiful 13th-century church has colorful windows, stunning mosaics and impressive decorations by Antoni Gaudi. Mallorca Free Walking Tours will also take you to Castell de Bellver, a must-see building offering panoramic views over the sea as well as interesting exhibitions. Additionally, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina is not only a massive historical alcazar, but also one of the official residences of the Spanish royal family. Art enthusiasts will definitely appreciate a visit to the sophisticated Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art as well as the Miro Foundation.