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Travel InformationPalma cruises, Spain
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What's great about Palma cruises?
Think leafy boulevards that echo with the stilettos of stylish shoppers, tiny tapas bars tucked down narrow side streets, and architectural gems hidden in the historic quarter. With its trademark cathedral dominating the skyline, cosmopolitan Palma never fails to impress.
- Spend some time exploring the city, snapping photos of 14th century Bellver Castle, browsing boutique shops, and tasting tapas in the authentic bars that barnacle the backstreets.
- Take a short drive into the Tramuntana mountains to visit Valldemossa, a village of cobbled streets, artisan shops and cafés, and the Royal Charterhouse where Chopin and George Sand once stayed.
- Don’t miss Palma Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece with soaring arches and sweeping bay views – and try to catch it glowing as your ship leaves the city.
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