Festive Fun at Palma's Sa Rueta!
Children fill the streets with colour and joy during the lively Sa Rueta Carnival parade.
Sa Rueta: Palma’s ultimate children's carnival party!
Here is the complete programme for the festivities that takes place on Sunday, February 23.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
Mallorca is set for an exciting week of events from February 21-27, featuring music, theatre, and carnival festivities.
Carnival’s - a - coming to Mallorca
‘Sa Rueta’, massively dedicated to children and their families, is celebrated on the morning of Sunday February 23.
Families enjoy the Carnival in Sa Rueta
Families enjoy the Carnival in Sa Rueta.
Colour, music, and magic are coming this month with the annual Carnival parades in Palma
Carnival is one of the most eagerly awaited events of the year, marking the beginning of Lent with parades full of colour, music, and joy.
Sa Rueta: Children's carnival celebration
Thousands of people take part in Palma's big children's Carnival celebration, where the little ones are the stars of the show.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
Carnival kicks off this weekend in Marratxi, Palma (children's parade) and Sencelles. And next week Real Mallorca play at Son Moix the Copa del Rey.
Sa Rua 2023 parade in Palma
A group dressed in Bolivian outfits.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
A family of buccaneers and policeman and women.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
Many of the costumes were handmade.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
A family dressed up as Egyptians.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
A group of mimes.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
A group dressed up as jellyfish.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
The circus with all its characters were present in this year's carnival.
Children's carnival parade on Sunday in Palma
Children's carnival parade on Sunday in Palma. Be advised of road closures.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
Characters from the film "Avatar" which is currently showing on the big screen.
Children's carnival 2023 in Palma
Hundreds of people attended this annual festive and animated day for the whole family.
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