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Art Palma Summer 2026: Palma's galleries open for evening art strolls

Blick aufs Festland

06/04/2026

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Art Summer in Palma: Evenings Between Galleries, Tapas and New Discoveries

The galleries in Palma open their doors this evening: Art Palma Summer begins, with opening hours from 6:00 to 10:00 pm. An evening for strolls, encounters and new art discoveries — from Santa Catalina to the Old Town.

Poster row in Palma: Sparkasse removes airport advertisement

A poster bearing the sentence "What happens in Malle is settled in Malle" was removed at Palma airport. Who approved it — and why was action only taken after public pressure?

More People Than Ever in March — Can Mallorca Cope?

At the end of March more than 1.5 million people lived and traveled in the Balearic Islands, of which about 1.19 million were on Mallorca. Why the number raises not only joy but also concerns.

Poster Removed at the Airport — What the Action Really Reveals

A promotional poster from the Sparkassen Financial Group in Palma was taken down. The scene raises questions about handling stereotypes, decision-making at the airport, and advertising oversight. A reality check from Palma.

€363,000 for the Patrona: Luxury or necessary cultural support for Palma?

Palma's city council has approved a budget of €363,000 for the Patrona concert on September 5. Between celebratory flair and public money: What exactly does the city get in return, and what is missing from the debate? A critical look with concrete proposals.

Melia withdraws from 15 hotels in Cuba — a knot in Mallorca's tourism network

The Mallorcan chain Melia is giving up management of 15 hotels in Cuba. What does this mean for employees, investors and the island's economy? A critical look.

Around-the-Clock Medication: Smart Pickup Lockers at Manacor Hospital

Manacor Hospital now operates 39 intelligent lockers. Patients can pick up their medications flexibly using a code, health card or QR — 14 lockers are refrigerated.

As Crowded as Ever: More People in March on the Balearic Islands — a Reality Check

At the end of March, the Balearic Statistics Institute counted more than 1.5 million people on the islands, about 1.19 million on Mallorca alone. What does this mean for daily life, infrastructure and quality of life? A critical look.

First-floor accident in Inca: toddler with severe head trauma after fall

In Inca, a two-year-old boy fell from the first floor and suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. Rescue teams took him to Son Espases. What is missing in the debate on child safety?

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