• Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca - Begin with one of the most stunning views in Palma — the Cathedral majestically rising above the sea, mirrored in tranquil waters and framed by ancient stone. However, this walk is not just about ticking off landmarks. It’s about taking the time to look up and uncover the hidden stories woven into the city’s walls.

As the journey continues through quiet alleyways and secret corners, a side of Palma that is easy to overlook but unforgettable will be explored. Expect legends, unexpected details, and surprises that will change the perception of the city.

• Palma de Mallorca - Below is a selection of some of the places to be explored along the way. Each stop is part of a carefully curated route designed to reveal the hidden layers of Palma — its legends, secrets, and the quiet corners that often go unnoticed. These are just a few of the stories waiting to be discovered.

• Parc de la Mar - At first glance, Parc de la Mar appears to be a peaceful park — a lake, palm trees, and postcard-worthy views of the Cathedral. But beneath this calm surface lies a story of transformation. Just a few decades ago, this space didn’t even exist. What was once the edge of the sea is now solid ground, and those ancient walls behind us were once the city’s true barrier against the water.

Changes came quickly with the rise of tourism and modern city planning, reshaping the coastline forever. What you’re standing on now used to be ocean. And yet, in an effort to preserve a sense of what was lost, this park was created — part memory, part reinvention. Look closely: the walls still whisper centuries of history, and the lake holds more than just reflections. But we won’t stay here long… there’s something just ahead that most people walk past without even noticing.

• Convent de Santa Clara - Tucked away in the heart of Palma is a place that feels like time has stood still. The Convent of Santa Clara is more than just a historic building — it’s a quiet world hidden behind thick stone walls, where silence speaks volumes and tradition is still very much alive. Few visitors truly notice it, and even fewer understand what goes on behind its doors.

Founded centuries ago, this convent has seen layers of history unfold, yet its essence has remained unchanged. Inside, a cloistered community continues to live a life of prayer, craftsmanship, and deep-rooted ritual. And though we won’t step inside, there’s a way to connect — not just through the stories, but through something sweet, unexpected, and still made by hand. But first, take a moment… there’s more to this place than meets the eye.

• La Calatrava - In a quiet corner of Palma’s old town lies a narrow alleyway that most pass without a second glance — but those who pause are often drawn into something unexpected. Carrer del Vent may be small, but its stones have begun to collect wishes. Tucked between the cracks of an old church wall, you’ll find scraps of paper — messages, hopes, maybe even secrets. It’s become a spontaneous local ritual, quietly echoing the Wailing Wall of Jerusalem, right here in the heart of Mallorca.

But this street also carries a legend — one whispered on the wind that always seems to flow through it. They say a trick played on the devil left him furious, doomed to blow forever down this path. Whether you believe it or not, the breeze never quite leaves this alley. Look closely. Listen. You might just feel a story brush past you. And maybe — just maybe — you’ll be tempted to leave a note behind of your own.

• Jehuda Cresques - This quiet square holds echoes of two powerful legacies: one, a mysterious order of knights sworn to secrecy; the other, a visionary mapmaker who redrew the edges of the known world. After the conquest of Mallorca in the 13th century, this very spot became a key stronghold of the Knights Templar — guardians, warriors, and keepers of secrets. Though centuries have passed, traces of their presence still linger in the stones.

A few steps away, a modern sculpture stands in quiet tribute to a man whose influence stretched across continents: Jafudà Cresques. Born here in medieval Palma, he and his father crafted one of the most extraordinary maps of their time — a window into the minds and imaginations of a world still waiting to be discovered. Take a moment here. Look closely. This plaza connects paths you wouldn’t expect — between faith and knowledge, mystery and memory.

• Plaça de Sant Francesc - The journey concludes in front of the stunning Basilica of Sant Francesc — one of Palma’s finest Gothic landmarks, later adorned with a baroque façade. Built in the late 13th century, this grand church has stood through centuries of history, faith, and change. But behind its peaceful exterior, it holds stories that quietly blur the line between the earthly and the divine.

Within its walls lies the tomb of Ramon Llull — mystic, philosopher, and missionary — whose life ended far from here, but whose legacy still echoes through the city. And while official records remain silent, whispers persist about a body that defied decay — a tale of incorruptibility that draws from ancient Catholic tradition. As you take in the solemn atmosphere of this square, ask yourself: where does faith end and mystery begin?

• Local Expert Guide: A passionate local sharing stories, secrets, and personal insights about Palma.
• Unique Route: Hidden streets and secret corners not found in typical tourist maps or guides.
• New Perspective: Learn to look up and discover the city in ways most people never notice.

• Gratuities

This is not your ordinary sightseeing tour. There will be no waiting in line to enter monuments or following a flag through crowds. Instead, the exploration of Palma will be from a new angle — looking upwards, peering around corners, and discovering stories hidden in plain view.

Guided by a local who has spent her entire life here, this walk unveils the side of Palma that often goes unnoticed in travel blogs. Participants will hear about haunted houses, playful goblins, mysterious symbols etched into stone, and will begin to notice things usually overlooked.

Anticipate interaction, curiosity, and a few surprises. Participants will engage in small games, identify architectural details, and uncover legends together. This is Palma for the inquisitive — a tour for those eager to go beyond the typical postcard experience and truly connect with the essence of the city.

By the conclusion, participants will not only have uncovered hidden stories but will also view Palma with a fresh perspective.

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