Top Attractions in Mallorca 2025

Mallorca has more to offer than sun and sand. This Balearic island is a true paradise for explorers. From charming mountain villages to spectacular coastal roads, there is plenty to experience. Rent a car and just drive — this lets you make spontaneous detours and discover places you won't find in any guidebook. Whether you're a nature lover, a history enthusiast, or simply after sunshine, Mallorca always manages to surprise.

Palma de Mallorca: The heart of the island

Palma is Mallorca's vibrant center, with an impressive old town and modern boutiques along the Paseo del Borne. Visit the Es Baluard museum or enjoy the lively atmosphere of Santa Catalina. In the evening, numerous bars with live music attract visitors in El Terreno or along the Paseo Marítimo.

Pollensa: Pure history and culture

Formentor: Mallorca's 'end of the world'

At Cap de Formentor steep cliffs meet wide sea vistas. The viewpoints, such as Mirador de Mal Pas, offer panoramic views over the turquoise water. A visit to the fine sandy beach is also worthwhile — perfect for relaxed hours under the pines.

Deià: Artists' village on the Mediterranean

Deià has attracted artists and creatives for decades. Stroll through the narrow streets and visit the grave of the writer Robert Graves. The path down to Cala Deià leads straight to the sea — a little insider tip for fresh fish in rustic restaurants.

Valldemossa: Pure romance in the mountains

Valldemossa is famous for Chopin and George Sand, who spent a winter here. The Cartuja of Valldemossa offers insights into their time here, including a Chopin concert. Also discover the birthplace of the Mallorcan saint Catalina Tomás.

Santanyí: Experience art and markets

Santanyí delights with its art galleries and the lively market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Sit in a café like Sa Botiga and watch the colorful bustle while enjoying a breakfast of local specialties.

Sóller: The golden town of oranges

Sóller lies nestled in the valley of orange trees. A ride on the nostalgic train from Palma brings visitors directly to the center with its pretty cafés on the main square. Art lovers should not miss Can Prunera — an Art Nouveau gem.

Portocolom: Authentic fishing village on the east coast

Portocolom preserves the charm of a traditional fishing village with pastel-colored houses around the harbor. Enjoy fresh fish in local restaurants or explore the less touristy corners on your own.

Banyalbufar: Ruhe zwischen Bergen und Meer

'Banyalbufar' bietet eine einzigartige Kulisse zwischen steilen Berghängen und dem Mittelmeer. Cala Banyalbufar ist perfekt für eine erfrischende Pause mit natürlicher Dusche direkt an den Felsen.

San Telmo: Wo die Natur regiert

'San Telmo' ist ideal für Naturliebhaber dank der Nähe zur Dracheninsel La Dragonera, einem Naturschutzgebiet voller unberührter Schönheit. Der perfekte Ort für ruhige Momente abseits vom Trubel.