We ventured into Palma to see the Cathedral
We ventured into Palma to see the Cathedral.
A popular photography spot in Mallorca: the story behind the lake in front of Palma Cathedral
It’s arguably one of the most photographed panoramic views in Mallorca.
Palma Cathedral, Mallorca
Palma, sunny with a high of 20C on Friday.
Thousands of people attend Midnight Mass in parishes and churches across the island to enjoy the ancient 'Cant de la Sibil·la'
Thousands of people attend Midnight Mass in parishes and churches across the island to enjoy the ancient 'Cant de la Sibil·la'.
The Sybil, the Angel and the Sermon
Christmas Eve is a celebration in Mallorca which is extra special because of the declaration made in 2010, when the Cant de la Sibil·la, Song of the Sybil, was declared a Unesco masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity.
Christmas concert of Handel's "Messiah" at Palma's Cathedral
Christmas concert of Handel's "Messiah" at Palma's Cathedral.
Scandinavian community celebrates Santa Lucia in Mallorca
Big concert at Palma Cathedral
Festival of Light in November 2024
The resulting image is a symbol of ephemeral beauty that attracts many visitors from other countries.
Festival of Light in November 2024
Attendees try to capture the moment when the sun passes through the rose window.
Festival of Light in November 2024
This phenomenon can also be observed on February 2, Candlemas Day.
Festival of Light in November 2024
Numerous faithful and curious onlookers gathered at Palma's Cathedral.
Festival of Light in November 2024
The moment when the sun is about to align with the rose window.
The "Festival of Light" Show, in images
Palma's Cathedral opened its doors at 7.30am to welcome numerous faithful and curious visitors eager to witness this phenomenon, which occurs twice a year: Sant Martin (November 11) and Candlemas (February 2).
Mallorca events: What's on from Monday to Thursday
This week don't miss out on Inca's Dijous Bo on Thursday!
Must-visit spots in Mallorca, according to National Geographic
Some of Mallorca's most iconic sites highlighted.
The magic light of the Cathedral
The feast of Saint Martin (November 11) and Candlemas (February 2) are the same number of days before and after the winter solstice.
Comment
January is a great month for visiting Mallorca!
“However… if, like me, you’re not a fan of following the trends, plus you’re not a lover of crowds and chaos, January is the best month to get out and visit the island and enjoy the culture and restaurants.”
Erica Lay17/01/2025 09:28