An Insider’s Guide To Palma De Mallorca
The Mallorcan capital has a thriving restaurant, bar and coffee scene, a growing international community, and a strong local culture paired with a deep, rich history and magnificent Gothic architecture. This, in addition to palm tree-lined streets, lush parks and an Ocean Drive-esque waterfront, are what enticed jewellery designer Jourdana Davies to become a Palma local a few years ago. Here, she shares her favourite haunts — from food markets to rooftops and everything in between.
April 10, 2025
Guides, Food“I’ve lived in Palma for three years, although the island has felt like home for longer, having spent almost every summer here since I was 12 years old. I moved to Mallorca with my husband during a period of grief; its wild beauty, magnetic energy, and slow-living ethos make it primed for healing and realigning. We hadn’t intended on the move being quite so long-term, then the pandemic came and
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