One-day itinerary · Palma

A day in Palma

What to do in Palma in one day, in the order that makes sense: Spanish Cooking Class in a 16th-Century Windmill, Sa Costa Palma and Es Carnatge. With the times, the journeys and what it costs.

The times are planned for a Saturday in november, with sunset at 17:42: every place is open when you arrive, according to its hours. They change with the season and we review the plan every week.

Morning to mid-afternoon

The experience in the morning, lunch by the sea and the afternoon in a cove.

  • 7.5 h
  • ~165 €
  • by car
  • 7 km between stops
  1. 09:30
    Spanish Cooking Class in a 16th-Century WindmillExperienceSpanish Cooking Class in a 16th-Century Windmill

    ★ 5.0 · 3 h · from 139 €. A three-hour cooking class inside a 16th-century windmill in Palma, next to Santa Catalina. In groups of no more than ten, you cook Spanish dishes with a chef and then sit down to eat what you've made, with drinks…

  2. 22 min by car

    13:30
    Sa Costa PalmaLunch · PalmaSa Costa Palma

    It closes for winter and reopens in March. The kitchen runs straight through from midday to evening, so it's handy for eating at odd hours; if you want the terrace, book through their website.

  3. 21 min by car

    16:00
    Es CarnatgeCove or beach · PalmaEs Carnatge

    Come in the late afternoon: low light across the bay, fewer bikes and planes landing into the sunset. With a dog, wear water shoes yourself, mind its paws on the rock and bring fresh water for afterwards; the way onto the beach is right beside the cycle lane.

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As the sun goes down

The experience in the early evening, dinner and one last drink.

  • 6 h
  • ~170 €
  • on foot
  1. 18:00
    Private Ceramics and Wine Workshop with Artist Sofía GrunwaldExperiencePrivate Ceramics and Wine Workshop with Artist Sofía Grunwald

    ★ 5.0 · 2 h · from 110 €. A ceramics workshop just for you (or your partner or group) in the small studio of Sofía Grunwald, a ceramicist and designer. She teaches you the basics of clay calmly, with no rush and no crowd: kneading, shaping and…

  2. 8 min on foot

    20:30
    La InfameDinner · PalmaLa Infame

    If it's your first time, let them choose the dishes for you — that's when it works best. Book dinner by phone or on Instagram and, if the weather's good, ask for a table outside, as the noise bounces around indoors.

  3. 2 min on foot

    22:30
    Guindilla Design & BarA drink · PalmaGuindilla Design & Bar

    It only opens a few evenings a week, so book ahead by phone or on Instagram. Have a browse in the shop at the back while you wait for your table.

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If it rains

Another plan for the same day, indoors.

  • 6.5 h
  • ~170 €
  • on foot
  • 2 km between stops
  1. 10:30
    Private Ceramics and Wine Workshop with Artist Sofía GrunwaldExperiencePrivate Ceramics and Wine Workshop with Artist Sofía Grunwald

    ★ 5.0 · 2 h · from 110 €. A ceramics workshop just for you (or your partner or group) in the small studio of Sofía Grunwald, a ceramicist and designer. She teaches you the basics of clay calmly, with no rush and no crowd: kneading, shaping and…

  2. 20 min on foot

    13:30
    AromataLunch · PalmaAromata

    Go for a weekday lunch: the set menu is the most affordable way to try Genestra's cooking. And watch out with old listings: it's no longer on Carrer Concepció but inside the HM Palma Blanc hotel.

  3. 22 min on foot

    16:00
    Palma Cathedral (La Seu)Culture · PalmaPalma Cathedral (La Seu)

    For the postcard shot, walk down to Parc de la Mar: the cathedral reflects in the lake, best at sunset or at night when it’s lit. On 11 November or 2 February, be inside by 8:00 for the Festa de la Llum, when the sun projects the rose window beneath the opposite one to form an 8.

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