Palma de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca is the capital of the Spanish island of Mallorca and one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean. The city combines a historic centre, beautiful beaches, harbour atmosphere, excellent gastronomy and pleasant Mediterranean weather. Palma’s main landmark is the majestic La Seu Cathedral, which rises above the coastline and is one of the most famous monuments of the Balearic Islands. Palma is an ideal destination for a summer holiday, a long weekend and discovering the beauty of the whole island of Mallorca.

Flights from Bratislava

You can fly to the island of Mallorca with direct Ryanair flights from Bratislava. Flights operate to Palma de Mallorca Airport during the summer flight schedule. The flight from Bratislava to Palma takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Transport from the airport to the city

• Bus – bus line A1 operates from Palma de Mallorca Airport to the city centre. The journey to the centre of Palma takes approximately 20–25 minutes, and buses usually run approximately every 20 minutes.
• Buses to resorts – the airport is also connected to other bus lines serving popular resorts and locations on the island, such as Magaluf and Cala Millor.
• Taxi / private transport – taxi services are available directly at the airport. This is a convenient transport option to the centre of Palma and to resorts, especially when travelling with luggage or in the evening.
• Transfer / shuttle – you can also use private or shared transfers to hotels and resorts across the island. This option is practical especially for holiday stays outside Palma.
• Car rental – you can rent a car directly at the airport. This is an ideal solution for exploring the island, the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, smaller beaches, coves and traditional Mallorcan towns.

What not to miss in Mallorca

When visiting Mallorca, you should definitely not miss these places and experiences:

• La Seu Cathedral – an iconic Gothic cathedral by the sea and the city’s most famous landmark.
• Royal Palace of La Almudaina – a historic palace next to the cathedral with views of the harbour.
• Palma’s historic centre – narrow streets, stone houses, squares, cafés and shops with a typical Mediterranean atmosphere.
• Castell de Bellver – a circular hilltop castle with panoramic views of the city, harbour and sea.
• Playa de Palma – a popular long sandy beach with a promenade, restaurants and holiday atmosphere.
• Paseo Marítimo – a seaside promenade by the harbour, ideal for an evening walk.
• Serra de Tramuntana – a UNESCO-listed mountain range suitable for trips, hiking and discovering picturesque villages.
• Mallorcan gastronomy – taste local specialities such as ensaimada, sobrasada, fresh seafood, tapas and local wines.

Did you know?

Mallorca is not only about beaches – the island’s inland area and the Serra de Tramuntana mountains offer beautiful views, mountain villages and excellent opportunities for trips. If you want to explore the island beyond the main resorts, renting a car is one of the most practical options.