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Palma am Limit: Wie die Stadt Besucher-Spitzen besser regeln kann

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10/11/2026

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Palma at the Capacity Limit: Who Plans for Peak Days?

Four cruise ships, kilometer-long traffic jams in front of shopping centers and full car parks: the long weekend showed how quickly Palma's infrastructure reaches its limits. An assessment of what is missing in everyday life and how the city could better prepare for such days.

From Workshop to Luxury Villa: What a €19.5 Million House Reveals About Palma's Market

A historic town house on Carrer de la Pelleteria was converted into a 1,000-sq m residence and is on the market for €19.5 million. What does this say about housing, preservation and the urban landscape in Palma?

Cala Rajada: Why the "Sharky's" Keeps Closing — a Reality Check

The "Sharky's" at Cala Agulla is vacant again. High takeover price, expensive rent and a damaged reputation: What is really causing TV expatriate Steff Jerkel's project to fail?

Palma at the Limit: Four Cruise Ships, Full Parking Garages — Where to Put the City?

Over the long weekend Palma burst at the seams in several places: four cruise ships in the port, kilometer-long queues at parking garages and shopping centers. A close look at the causes, what is missing from the public debate and concrete proposals for sustainable relief.

FC Germania Mallorca: Why does the lead always slip away in stoppage time?

After the 1-2 at C.A. Pal ne da Tesa questions arise: are these coincidences, a shortage of personnel, or a deeper problem in the “From Zero to La Liga” project? A reality check.

MotorWorld Inn near Palma: Food, Ambience and Why It's Worth a Visit

A restaurant that blends car passion and food: we tried MotorWorld Inn near Palma. Atmosphere, dishes and a few tips for your visit.

Hidden War Bunkers in Palma: Remember, Preserve, Reveal?

Beneath Palma's paving lie remnants of a forgotten shelter system from the Civil War. Consolidation, ethics and tourism collide. Who decides how far the city opens its underground spaces?

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Holiday in Mallorca: Where you can still shop on Monday, October 12

The Spanish National Day on Monday, October 12: many shops remain closed, but some supermarket branches and outlet stores are open. Here is a practical overview with opening hours and tips for holiday shopping in Mallorca.

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Sharky’s in Cala Rajada: Traspaso, Miete und die Frage nach einem Neustart

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10/11/2026

4 Min.

Handover by the Water: Why 'Sharky’s' in Cala Rajada Is Up for Sale Again

A sports bar at Cala Agulla, opened in 2024, closed shortly after, briefly revived in 2026 — now the venue is up for takeover with a traspaso and high rent. What does this say about location, concept and the reality in Mallorca?

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