Breakfast: Cappuccino Palau March

Opt for a seat on the outdoor terrace to enjoy a breakfast of traditional tostadas and specialty coffees, with a view of a popular cathedral’s Gothic facade.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Passeig Maritim (City Sightseeing)

Palau de l’Almudaina

A royal palace blending Gothic and Moorish styles, once home to Mallorca’s monarchs.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Passeig Maritim (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: The palace features lavish rooms, intricate tapestries, and a peaceful chapel. Its terrace offers sweeping views of the bay, making it a highlight for history and architecture enthusiasts.

Pro-tip: Visit in the late morning or early afternoon when the natural light enhances the palace's intricate details.

Suggested time to spend: 1 hour

Time to next stop: 15 to 20 minutes

Lunch: Celler Sa Premsa

Housed in a rustic, cellar-like setting and open since 1958, the menu features classic Mallorcan dishes like Tumbet, Frito Mallorquin, and Arroz Brut.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: La Rambla / Carrer dels Horts (City Sightseeing)

Poble Espanyol

This open-air museum recreates iconic Spanish architecture from different regions.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Poble Espanyol (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: The museum that brings Spain’s architectural diversity to life, from Andalusian courtyards to Alhambra-inspired arches. The site is enriched with craft workshops and seasonal cultural exhibits.

Pro-tip: Check for live craft demonstrations to witness the creation of traditional Spanish goods, and stop at the on-site shops for handmade souvenirs.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 15 to 20 minutes

Basilica of Sant Francesc

A serene Gothic church housing the tomb of philosopher Ramon Llull.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Placa del Mercat (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Featuring a striking rose window that illuminates the interior with colorful light, its intricate cloisters and vaulted ceilings are a testament to Mallorca’s medieval craftsmanship.

Pro-tip: Ensure your shoulders and knees are covered, as the basilica is an active place of worship.

Suggested time to spend: 1 hour

Time to next stop: 20 to 30 minutes

Castell de Bellver

One of Europe’s few circular castles, offering spectacular views over Palma.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Castell de Bellver (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: A unique blend of Gothic architecture and breathtaking panoramic city views, the castle’s forested surroundings provide a peaceful escape and are perfect for a scenic walk.

Pro-tip: Head to the rooftop terrace for unbeatable 360-degree views of Palma and the Mediterranean.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 10 to 15 minutes

Passeig des Born

A historic boulevard lined with upscale boutiques, and charming cafés.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Placa del Mercat (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: It’s a hub of activity where history meets modernity, offering a lively atmosphere perfect for shopping, dining, or simply strolling.

Pro-tip: The tree-lined street and grand architecture provide a picturesque backdrop for photos.

Suggested time to spend: 1 hour

Time to next stop: 5 to 10 minutes

Dinner: Tast Club

Situated in a historic space with vintage decor, it is an excellent spot for tapas and small plates. Try their squid ink croquettes, and sobrassada-stuffed dates.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Placa del Mercat (City Sightseeing)

Breakfast: Cafe Riutort

Enjoy a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with healthy, locally sourced options perfect for all ages.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Placa d'Espanya (City Sightseeing)

Playa Ciudad Jardin

A family-friendly beach known for its soft sands, calm shallow waters, and tranquil atmosphere.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop:  Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Located near Palma’s center, it offers a relaxing escape with plenty of space for children to play and splash safely. The nearby promenade is lined with casual restaurants and ice cream shops, perfect for a post-swim treat.

Pro-tip: Pack sunscreen and beach toys to keep the little ones entertained.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 20 to 30 minutes

Palma Aquarium

A marine park featuring a massive shark tank and interactive exhibits.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Located beyond the hop-on hop-off route, it is home to the largest shark tank in Europe, interactive touch pools, and tropical displays, providing an engaging marine adventure for all ages.

Pro-tip: Check the schedule for shark and ray feedings before visiting.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 20 to 30 minutes

Lunch: Porto Pi Centre Comercial

Enjoy a variety of dining options in a convenient, air-conditioned space perfect for a mid-day break during your Palma adventures.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Av. Joan Miró (City Sightseeing)

Poble Espanyol

An open-air architectural museum offering families a fun and educational glimpse into Spain’s rich cultural heritage.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Poble Espanyol (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Stroll through life-sized replicas of iconic Spanish buildings, from the Alhambra’s intricate arches to the charming streets of Andalusia. The museum’s child-friendly layout, craft shops and seasonal events offer engaging activities for the whole family.

Pro-tip: Check the schedule for live craft demonstrations or family-friendly events to enhance your visit.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 10 to 15 minutes

Parc de la Feixina

A peaceful urban park in Palma, offering a green oasis with plenty of space for families to relax and play.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop:

Highlights: This park features expansive lawns, shaded pathways, and a modern playground ideal for kids to enjoy. Families can unwind on benches under lush trees while taking in views of the elegant fountains and historical monuments scattered throughout the park.

Pro-tip: Pack a picnic to enjoy in the open spaces while kids explore the playground.

Suggested time to spend: 30 minutes to 1 hour

Time to next stop: 10 minutes

Breakfast: Fornet de la Soca

Experience authentic Mallorcan flavors with freshly baked, artisanal pastries made from traditional recipes and locally sourced ingredients.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (City Sightseeing)

Santa Catalina Market

A vibrant local market in the heart of Palma, it is a paradise for foodies seeking fresh produce, local delicacies, and authentic Mallorcan flavors.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Passeig Maritim (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Discover a bustling array of stalls offering everything from artisan cheeses to fresh seafood and seasonal fruits. The market’s lively atmosphere is perfect for sampling tapas or enjoying a freshly brewed coffee at one of the many small bars.

Pro-tip: Don’t miss the freshly shucked oysters paired with a glass of local wine.

Suggested time to spend: 1 to 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 10 to 15 minutes

Lunch: Marc Fosh

Enjoy innovative dishes made from locally sourced ingredients at this Michelin-starred culinary experience, like the signature smoked aubergine tart or the slow-cooked pork belly. 

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Placa d'Espanya (City Sightseeing)

La Vinya de Santa Clara

A charming wine cellar offering tastings of Mallorca’s finest wines paired with local delicacies.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Sample rich reds, crisp whites, and fruity rosés from the island’s vineyards. Complement your wine with local cheeses, olives, and cured meats for a true taste of Mallorca.

Pro-tip: Ask the sommelier for pairing recommendations to elevate your tasting experience.

Suggested time to spend: 1 hour

Time to next stop: 10 to 15 minutes

Castell de Bellver

Pair your wine experience with a trip to Bellver Castle, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Palma.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Castell de Bellver (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: After exploring the castle, relax in the surrounding forest with a pre-packed picnic featuring Mallorcan wine and snacks.

Pro-tip: Purchase your picnic supplies from Santa Catalina Market beforehand for a personalized touch.

Suggested time to spend: 1 to 1.5 hours

Time to next stop: 15 to 20 minutes

La Lonja

Experience the lively culinary scene in La Lonja, a historic neighborhood brimming with tapas bars.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Av. Gabriel Roca (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: Hop from one bar to another, trying classics like patatas bravas, pimientos de padrón, and gambas al ajillo. Many spots also offer innovative twists on traditional dishes.

Pro-tip: End your crawl with a stop at Bar Abaco, famous for its theatrical decor and creative cocktails.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 to 2 hours

Time to next stop: 10 minutes

Es Baluard Museum

A striking museum of modern and contemporary art set within historic fortress walls, offering stunning views and a touch of culture for foodies.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: Av. Gabriel Roca (City Sightseeing)

Highlights: The rooftop cafe serves local Mallorcan wines and light bites, making it a perfect spot to pair art with gastronomy.

Pro-tip: Seasonal exhibitions often include culinary-themed art or events that explore the intersection of food and culture.

Suggested time to spend: 1.5 to 2 hours

Time to next stop: 10 to 15 minutes

Dinner: Toque de Queda

A hidden gem whose warm, intimate vibe and rustic Mediterranean dishes make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Nearest hop-on hop-off stop: La Rambla / Carrer dels Horts (City Sightseeing)