Gastronomy and cooking
Palma’s Food Markets: l’Olivar, Santa Catalina & Pere Garau
written by Es Princep / June 12, 2026
Before its cathedrals and its palaces, a Mediterranean city built its markets. For centuries the covered food market was the true centre of urban gravity: the place where...
Lifestyle and wellness
Contemporary Art in Palma: Galleries & Art Palma Summer
written by Es Princep / June 03, 2026
Palma, City of Galleries: A Walk Through the Old Town's Contemporary Art SceneSome travellers come to Mallorca for its coves and end up discovering that, in the heart of...
Lifestyle and wellness
A slow day in Palma: how to disconnect without leaving the old town
written by Es Princep / May 25, 2026
Palma has been a city of passage for centuries. Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Catalans: all of them arrived, built and left something behind. What remains today is a layeri...
Lifestyle and wellness
The most Mediterranean side of Palma: ways to enjoy the sea without leaving the city
written by Es Princep / May 20, 2026
Some cities turn their back on the sea. Palma, by contrast, carries it in its DNA. From its origins as a Phoenician trading post to its role today as one of the great Med...
