Palma is the capital of Mallorca and is very well known for its culture and vibrant nightlife. Palma is very popular amongst the rich and famous, as well as being popular amongst families, couples and groups of singles.
Palma is the busy commercial and cultural centre of Mallorca, and the of the autonomous region of the Balearic Islands, with over half of the island’s population living there. The holiday season lasts from the end of April until October with temperatures from the 20-38C. from November to April that you may need a jacket in the evenings.
Like mainland Spain, Mallorca and Palma itself was under Moorish control between the ninth and 13th centuries until the re-conquest by Jaume I of Aragon. Despite the invasion of foreign tourists Palma has kept its local flavour, particularly in its old quarter lined by cafes and tapas bars. Palma City’s nightlife has something for everyone. There are discos and clubs that remain open throughout the night offering a range of music to those who like to party. The public transport in Palma is very reliable and you will find that you can visit many of the other resorts.