These places are nearby — perfect for additional days or a day trip.
Mallorca
The largest of the Balearic Islands boasts an impressive variety of picturesque mountain landscapes, golden sandy beaches, and charming villages.
Serra de Tramuntana
This UNESCO World Heritage-listed mountain range in western Mallorca impresses with dramatic coastal landscapes, olive groves, and picturesque mountain villages.
Balearic Islands
The Islas Baleares, a Spanish archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, enchant with their unparalleled blend of shimmering sea, secluded coves, and vibrant culture. From Mallorca's majestic Serra de Tramuntana to Ibiza's pulsating nights and Menorca's untouched nature, the Balearic Islands offer a multifaceted holiday experience for every taste.
Palma de Mallorca
Die elegante Hauptstadt der Baleareninsel Mallorca fasziniert mit ihrer gotischen Kathedrale La Seu, historischen Gassen und einer lebhaften Kunst- und Gastronomieszene.
Tossa de Mar
Tossa de Mar, located on the Costa Brava, is renowned for its unique blend of medieval history and Mediterranean charm. The town's main landmark is the remarkably preserved 12th-century walled old town, Vila Vella. You can stroll along the impressive town walls and admire the seven defensive towers, which offer panoramic views over the sea and the bay. Inside Vila Vella, you'll discover winding alleys, the Municipal Museum, and the historic lighthouse. Beyond the fortress, the main beach, Platja Gran, invites you to relax, while the Roman villa dels Ametllers offers insights into the ancient past. To best experience the unique lighting and tranquility of the alleys, a visit in the early morning or late afternoon is recommended. The off-season, in spring or autumn, also offers a more pleasant climate and fewer visitors.
