As we fly once more over Palma de Mallorca, the island’s vibrant capital stretches out beneath us in all its beauty. The golden rooftops of the old town gleam in the sunlight, and the majestic Cathedral of La Seu rises proudly beside the sea. The marina sparkles with yachts, the Paseo Marítimo winds gracefully along the coast, and palm trees sway gently in the morning breeze. From above, Palma feels alive — a perfect blend of history, elegance, and Mediterranean charm. The streets form a maze of

The streets of Palma de Mallorca glow softly under the golden streetlights the air still warm and sweet from the day more than twenty degrees in the middle of October the kind of night that makes you forget time we walk slowly through the cobbled lanes of the old town the sound of footsteps mixing with distant guitar music from a hidden courtyard the scent of tapas and wine drifts through the air from tiny restaurants tucked between ancient stone walls A couple passes by laughing softly their ha

A walk through Palma feels different this time of year. The streets are dressed for Christmas, garlands and lights hanging above every corner, but the switch hasn’t been flipped yet. Everything is in place, waiting, almost holding its breath. You can already imagine how the city will glow in just a few days. The big stars on Passeig del Born, the warm golden lights near the cathedral, the sparkling trees in the plazas… all of it still silent, still resting, like a secret the city is about to rev