Pollensa no longer one of ‘The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain’
As of next year, Pollensa will no longer have the right to use the ‘The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain’ brand in its tourism promotion.
Humphrey Carter30/12/2024 13:13 Mallorca to star in new Agatha Christie video game
Forgive my error, I thought all this was for me because I have written so much about the island. By the way my name is Agatha Christie."
US journalist gives tips on how to discover the Jewel of the Mediterranean
Plan your Mallorca adventure! From its beaches and nightlife to hidden gems like Valldemossa and Serra de Tramuntana, discover what makes this Mediterranean island unforgettable.
The long U.S. love affair with Mallorca, from Grace Kelly to Tom Hanks
Explore the fascinating history of American ties to Mallorca, from Thomas Jefferson's wine interest to bohemian artists, celebrity tourists, and modern travel trends. Discover how Mallorca's allure has evolved for U.S. visitors.
Must-visit spots in Mallorca, according to National Geographic
Some of Mallorca's most iconic sites highlighted.
After a holiday in Mallorca Richard Gere moves to Spain
“I love Spain and the ability of the Spanish people to live transmitting joy and happiness.”
The most beautiful town in the Balearics according to National Geographic
This town also ranked as the 19th most beautiful town in all of Spain.
Laura Hamilton: “I’ve always loved Mallorca, I just wished I’d bought here earlier...”
“For an island it offers so much. I love the city of Palma, the architecture, the food, the people and there are amazing vineyards on the island. It’s mountainous, it’s lush, it’s green, the beaches are amazing, it’s family friendly. There’s just so much about it that I’ve always loved and both my children first came here when they were just three weeks old.”
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