7 Must-Try Spots in Palma This Spring
Spring in Mallorca feels like a secret worth sharing. The island shakes off its winter calm, terraces fill with laughter, and the countryside bursts into color. It’s the perfect time to wander, taste, and soak up the season’s easygoing vibe. Here are a few spots to discover this spring:
Nobis Hotel
If you’re in Palma, make sure to visit Nobis Hotel. Set in a 12th-century building near La Calatrava, it offers a unique mix of historical charm and contemporary style. Whether you’re staying the night or just dropping by for a drink, the atmosphere is always welcoming and relaxed.
© Pernilla Danielsson
Arquinesia
A step inside Arquinesia feels like stepping into another world. This perfume boutique is a love letter to the Mediterranean, with handcrafted scents that capture the island’s landscapes. Whether you’re looking for a signature scent or just browsing, it’s a place to take your time and explore.
El Terreno Club
El Terreno Club in Palma is a relaxed, stylish spot where good food and thoughtful design come together. From leisurely breakfasts to afternoon cocktails, the menu caters to any time of day, and the inviting atmosphere makes it easy to linger. With a pool and pádel courts on-site, it is a place to eat, unwind, play, and enjoy the moment.
© Mercedes Lopez Coello
Dusty Deco
Dusty Deco, founded by Edin and Lina, has transformed from a Swedish vintage shop into a curated showroom in a Mallorcan palace on a quiet street in Old Town Palma. The space blends Scandinavian designs with iconic global finds, set against the backdrop of Spanish architecture. Open by appointment only, the showroom offers a personal experience, combining a lived-in feel with a sharp, modern presentation of timeless antiques.
Little Jarana
Looking for a cosy, laid-back spot in Palma? Little Jarana, between Santa Catalina and Passeig de Mallorca, feels like stepping into a chef’s home. Expect creative small plates made with fresh, local ingredients, paired with great wines from small producers. With limited seating, booking ahead is a good idea.
Book your table at littlejarana.com.
El Caminito
If you love El Camino, you’ll want to check out its little sibling, El Caminito. Smaller, cosier, and just as full of character, this new spot brings the same dedication to quality ingredients and effortless dining. With an open kitchen, a well-curated menu, and that signature laid-back charm, it’s the kind of place you’ll want to keep coming back to.
Bar La Sang
Bar La Sang is all about good wine and great atmosphere. This intimate spot in Palma was the first bar on the island to focus entirely on natural wines. The selection is thoughtful, the setting is unpretentious, and whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just curious, there’s always something new to discover. Grab a glass, settle in, and enjoy the easygoing vibe.
© Pär Olsson
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