Palma de Mallorca Spain Driving & Walking Palma Tour: Cathedral, Castle & Classic Old Town

Part 1: The Scenic Drive (Panoramic Loop) The visit begins with a drive along the Paseo Marítimo (Marina Port), offering views of luxury yachts and the Mediterranean. The route winds up to Bellver Castle, a unique circular 14th-century fortress perched on a hill, providing a perfect photo opportunity of the city and bay below. Descending back toward the city center, the vehicle passes the monumental "Golden Mile." You drive past the massive Basilica Santa Maria (La Seu), the city's iconic Gothic cathedral facing the sea, and the adjacent Royal Palace of La Almudaina. Nearby, you catch a glimpse of the Palau del Consell (Council Building) with its distinctive neo-Gothic facade. Part 2: The Walking Tour (Old Town) The driving portion ends, and you explore on foot, starting at the Plaza Mayor, the city's central square filled with artists and cafes. From there, you stroll down the bustling pedestrian street of Sant Miquel (Carrer de Sant Miquel), lined with shops and local architecture. Part 3: Cultural & Culinary Stops Midway down the street, you visit the Basílica de Sant Miquel (often confused with a cathedral due to its grandeur). It is one of Palma’s oldest churches, known for its intricate baroque interior and the statue of the Archangel Michael. The visit concludes with a taste of Mallorca at Horno Santo Cristo, a legendary pastry shop located right on Sant Miquel street. Here, you enjoy an Ensaimada, the island's famous spiral pastry dusted with powdered sugar, before heading back to your transit point. #PalmaDeMallorca #Mallorca #LaSeu #BellverCastle #PlazaMayor #SantMiquel #Ensaimada #FornDeSantoCristo #layover ‪@abcdseetheworld888‬