Neighborhood guide
Where to Stay in Mallorca
The 3 areas worth basing yourself in Mallorca, Spain — ranked by our editors, with walking distances from the center. First-timers: start with Palma.
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Top pick
Palma
Capital — cathedral, old town tapas bars, weekend nightlife.
#2
Deià
Cliffside village in the Tramuntana — artist colony, boutique hotels, the cala below.
#3
Sóller
Mountain valley town — Modernist square, vintage train from Palma, orange groves.
30 km from center
Getting around
Rental car is the easiest way to explore the coves; the antique Sóller train runs from Palma.
Park outside cove beaches and walk in — coastal roads have very limited parking in summer.