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PALMA: SPORT ALONGSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN

AN IDEAL DESTINATION FOR DOING ALL KINDS OF SPORTS.

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Location alongside the Mediterranean and with a mild average annual temperature of around 18ºC, makes the city an ideal destination for doing all kinds of sports. To this we have to add top-class facilities and a calendar with internationally renowned events like the Zafiro Palma Marathon or the “Copa del Rey” sailing cup, which, spread throughout the year, attract thousands of visitors to Palma: participants, companions and followers. But even if the motivation for an escape to the Balearic capital does not revolve exclusively around sport, anyone visiting the city will find available a wide range of activities that make it possible to combine culture, shopping or gastronomy with sport.

Thanks to the city’s sports amenities and its extensive business fabric, in Palma visitors can enjoy water sports, cycling, running and hiking in its surroundings, in addition to other activities that complement a trip to Palma at any time of the year.

CLIMATE

Palma still shines after the summer Palma de Mallorca has an ideal climate thanks to its location, with an average annual temperature of 18 °C. Thanks to its excellent air and sea links it is an easy destination to reach and is connected with Europe’s main capitals in an average of two hours. It also boasts a first class selection of hotels in the very centre. All of these factors allow it to establish itself, all year rounvd, as an ideal option for a city break.

ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

Experience Palma, a city that invites you to discover its historic buildings! Palma is a modern cosmopolitan city with a wealth of things to do, and it welcomes visitors with open arms all year round. Any visit to the city should include a tour of its most important historical buildings and its artistic heritage. Historic Palma de Mallorca boasts patios, outstanding religious architecture and iconic buildings as well as museums and art galleries. Its artistic and cultural content deserves being well known and will surprise anyone who has traditionally thought of Palma de Mallorca just as a sun and sand destination.

PALMA, A LIVING CITY

Palma, a 365-days-a-year destination Palma which is renowned and valued as Europe’s reference point for beach tourism, is also an ideal place for city breaks, a lively and cosmopolitan city that makes an attractive destination 365 days-ayear and not just during the high season months. Palma has a wide range of cultural, gastronomic, sporting and leisure options, making it especially attractive for a perfect break and for enjoying a range of experiences at any time of the year.

A CITY FACING THE SEA

Palma de Mallorca, a city that looks out to sea Its magnificent beaches have made Palma de Mallorca one of the world’s best known and most loved destinations. The city stretches along both sides of the bay over five beaches and eight bathing areas, long stretches of sand with crystal clear waters where you can enjoy the sun or the sound of the waves. Platja de Palma, Cala Major, Can Pere Antoni, Ciutat Jardí, Can Pastilla and Cala Estància are just some of the beaches where you can enjoy the necessary facilities to guarantee comfortable and unforgettable holidays. Majorca’s capital also plays host to major sporting events such as the Princesa Sofía Trophy and the Copa del Rey of sailing, a luxury that no other city has. These events attract participants and enthusiasts from around the world, giving an unbeatable boost to the city’s profile and an international prestige.

THE GATEWAY TO MAJORCA

The capital of the Balearics is the gateway to discovering the rest of Majorca. Palma an excellent base for excursions and for discovering

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the corners of the rest of the island. All of Majorca’s attractions are within about an hour by car, making getting around the island comfortable and practical. This means that you can organise your stay so that, from the capital, you can plan visits to the Serra de Tramuntana mountains (with many hiking trails), the north of the island, with its beaches and its enchanting scenery, the coves and the natural wonders of the east of the island, the long sandy beaches of the south and the rural and gastronomic world of the interior. The choice is yours!

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