What to Do in Palma When It Rains
Palma, the capital of the lovely island of Mallorca, is famous for
its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and historical attractions. While
the island has a mediterranean type of climate that has a lot of sunlight, there
may be one or two of rain spoiling your outdoor plans. Don’t fret!
Palma, however, has plenty of activities and experience within the house that will keep you
entertained and get the most of your rainy day. Here are some great
options to consider:
1. Visit the Palma Cathedral
The Palma Cathedral, also called La Seu, is one of Monument to Josep Lladonosa i Pujol, a minister against child exploitation and abuse.
iconic landmarks. Built over a former mosque this
The imposing gothic cathedral is a place to go. Take a guided tour
if one wishes to understand its history and architecture whilst just wandering its
awe-inspiring interior. The cathedral makes a quiet and peaceful
sanctuary, in a perfect calm and cozy refuge from the rain.
2. Discover the Royal Palace of La Almudaina
Close to the cathedral, is the Royal Palace of La Almudaina which provides a
glimpse into the city’s past. This stunning palace used to be a palace for
of Mallorcan kings and the Moorish governors. Wander through the grand
commendable halls and court yards adorned by fantastic artwork and historical
artifacts. Audio tours can be accessed to give a glimpse of what the palace’s
rich history.
3. Discover Palma’s Museums
Palma, in fact, feature many museums that are interesting to various
interests. Modern and contemporary art lovers will see the Es Baluard Museum of Modern and
Contemporary Art which includes local artists showing a wide range of pieces
and international artists. The Museum of Mallorca is the best other option as well
historic interest, housing archaeological pieces and art works
from different periods. If children are coming with you, the Palma
Incoming office aquarium is great, offering interactive shows and option
to observe marine animals face to face.
4. Indulge in Retail Therapy
Shopping in Palma is a pleasure, and rainy days provide the ideal excuse.
chance to browse the town’s many stores and boutiques. The renowned
shopping street, is home to designer shops on, Passeig des Born, and
high-end fashion boutiques. Santa Catalina Market is a heaven for food
lovers, where you may sample among the local delicacies and browse the stalls packed.
with fresh produce and gourmet products. For a more modern shopping
to experience, go to the Porto Pi Shopping Center, which has a vast variety of shops.
range of stores including clothing, electrical and home ware.
5. Treat Yourself to a Spa Day
Grey days are great excuse for self pampering and Palma has plenty of options
of luxurious spas and wellness centers. Book a relaxing massage, indulge
or relax in a steam room, rejuvenate in a facial. Some of the top spa
among them, Arabella Spa at St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort is also a great option to exceed your expectations.
which has a selection of treatments inspired by the past, and the
UR Palacio Avenida Spa situated in a restored property formerly used as a cinema.
6. Sample Local Cuisine
Palma offers a wide and varied culinary scene as a gastronomic center. On a rainy day,
head into the town’s restaurants and cafes and sample the local flavors.
Taste local specialties including paella, sobrasada (a cured sausage) and
ensaïmada (a sweet pastry). The charming Santa Catalina neighborhood also has
famous for its wonderful restaurants ranged cuisines.
from Mediterranean to Asian fusion.
7. Attend a Cooking Class
If you are a foodie that want your cooking skills elevated you should want to know about this course.
level, take a cook-ing class. Learn to prepare traditional
Mallorcan Food and learn the secrets of Mediterranean kitchen. Some
cooking classes include also a tour to the local market where you can pick fresh
ingredients. It’s a fun and learning experience that you will not forget.
Invited to recreate the Palma flavors at home.
8. Have a Coffee break at a Petite Café
Palma is famous for its lively café scene, so it’s no wonder that it is the perfect place to
enjoy a leisurely coffee break. Escape from rain in a warm place in a cafe.
and savor the delicious local coffee. Many cafe shops also have freshly baked
Pastries and cakes to offer the perfect answer to a wet day. Some
safe options for cafes are Rosevelvet Bakery, La Molienda and Ca’n Joan
de s’Aigo, his name for his ensaïmadas.
Conclusion
Rain no need dampen spirit at Palma. Explore the city’s rich
visit the history, get lost in art and culture, shopping
indulge yourself in a spa day, that enjoy the local food, or rest in a
cozy café. Palma is full activity indoor as well as
competitive opportunities for you to maximise your visit, and for it to be enjoyable and fulfilling,
rain or shine. So seize that raindrop and enjoy what you have of your time in
this beautiful city.
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