What to do in Mallorca today
Eight ideas for the time you choose: events first, then places open then.
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A visual journey through the colors of the planet
30 Apr 2026 – 18 Oct 2026
The Colors of the World exhibition can be visited at CaixaForum Palma from March 25 to October 18, 2026, with a proposal that invites you to discover the chromatic richness of the planet through Nati…
The Colors of the World exhibition can be visited at CaixaForum Palma from March 25 to October 18, 2026, with a proposal that invites you to discover the chromatic richness of the planet through National Geographic photographs.
Starts 16:00
Motorcycle Show
4 Oct 2026 16:00
By Emilio Zamora, an innovative and impressive show featuring Ducati's most exclusive motorcycles.
By Emilio Zamora, an innovative and impressive show featuring Ducati's most exclusive motorcycles.
All day
The Magic Spark II
1 Mar 2026 – 1 Mar 2027
The 2026 cultural program of the Fundació Miró Mallorca will include the permanent exhibition La guspira Màgica II, which will open in March 2026 at the Espai Estrella.
The 2026 cultural program of the Fundació Miró Mallorca will include the permanent exhibition La guspira Màgica II, which will open in March 2026 at the Espai Estrella.
All day
Domestic Metabolism
1 Sept 2026 – 30 Jun 2027
Resource box designed by artist Marijo Ribas and aimed at secondary school, high school, and vocational training teachers.
Resource box designed by artist Marijo Ribas and aimed at secondary school, high school, and vocational training teachers.
Open until 16:00Good for kids
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Sports Activity Location
Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant
Ctra. MA-3333, km 4,7, 07570 Artá, Illes Balears, Spain
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4.8
688 reviews
Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant is a protected, largely undeveloped reserve on Mallorca’s north‑east tip near Artà, where a network of waymarked trails crosses pinewoods, garrigue and agricul…
Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant is a protected, largely undeveloped reserve on Mallorca’s north‑east tip near Artà, where a network of waymarked trails crosses pinewoods, garrigue and agricultural land to dramatic coastal cliffs and sheltered coves — a top spot for walking, birdwatching and quiet nature watching.
Open until 20:00Good for kids
Coffee Shop
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Ice Cream Shop
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Café
Ammu Cannoli Espressi Siciliani
Carrer de Can Brondo, 4, Centre, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
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5.0
635 reviews
Ammu Cannoli Espressi Siciliani is a small Palma de Mallorca café and takeaway specialising in authentic Sicilian cannoli, quality espresso and artisan gelato, with a selection of Italian pastries an…
Ammu Cannoli Espressi Siciliani is a small Palma de Mallorca café and takeaway specialising in authentic Sicilian cannoli, quality espresso and artisan gelato, with a selection of Italian pastries and deli-style sweet treats ideal for a quick, indulgent stop in the city centre.
Open until 18:00Good for kids
Wildlife Park
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Zoo
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Park
Parc natural de Sa Dragonera
Sa dragonera, Illes Balears, Spain
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4.7
1351 reviews
Parc natural de Sa Dragonera is a rugged, uninhabited islet and protected natural park off Mallorca’s southwest coast (access most commonly from Sant Elm). It’s prized for coastal walking trails, dra…
Parc natural de Sa Dragonera is a rugged, uninhabited islet and protected natural park off Mallorca’s southwest coast (access most commonly from Sant Elm). It’s prized for coastal walking trails, dramatic sea cliffs and secluded coves, offering short boat excursions, wildlife watching and panoramic views back to the Tramuntana coastline.
Open until 16:00Good for kids
Park
Parc natural de Mondragó
Carretera Mondrago, s/n, 07691, Illes Balears, Spain
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4.7
16571 reviews
Parc natural de Mondragó is a protected coastal reserve on Mallorca’s south‑east coast, known for its sheltered sandy coves (notably Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador), fragrant pine forest and low Medite…
Parc natural de Mondragó is a protected coastal reserve on Mallorca’s south‑east coast, known for its sheltered sandy coves (notably Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador), fragrant pine forest and low Mediterranean scrub, plus short, easy trails that link beaches with freshwater springs and small lagoons.
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