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When you wander around Palma between Plaça de Cort and the seafront, keep heading towards La Seu cathedral. Many old mansions have been redesigned into hotels, cafes and restaurants, which is great to see. A cup of coffee from Cappuccino Plaza de Cort will perfectly supplement your walk. You only need to walk for 10 minutes to see all sorts of architectural styles, and you get a sense of the history of Palma going back over 1,000 years.

If you want to get around Palma fast, pay attention to the subway. The fare has a fixed price, while the bus costs from 1 to 10 euro depending on the destination. Its junction is very simple and understandable. It is better to buy a 10-ticket for 10 euro (a 1-time ticket costs 1,50 euro). You can buy the card at the central bus station off Plaça Espanya or from many newspaper kiosks across the city. Also, you can use this ticket not only on the subway but other public transport, like buses.

Calle Sant Nicolau street in Palma allows enjoying narrow green streets. And if you haven't bought any souvenirs for yourself or your nearest and dearest, pay a visit to L'Atelier jewellery store by Isabel Guarch. Born and raised in Mallorca herself, Isabel designs only the finest high-end jewellery that encapsulates the beautiful Mediterranean.