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One of Europe's few circular castles, this 14th-century monument houses Palma's history museum, tracing the city's evolution since the Talaiotic era.
Official sitewww.illesbalears.travel →A former fortress of Roman and later Almoravid origin, turned into a royal residence after the Catalan conquest of 1229, illustrating the layered civilizations of Mallorca.
Official sitewww.spain.info →Established in 1306, this is the island's oldest weekly market and the only one where farm animals are still sold, an authentic window into rural Mallorcan life.
Official sitewww.illesbalears.travel →Celebrated every June 23rd, this popular festival lights up the Balearic Islands with bonfires, midnight swims, and 'correfoc' fire-runner parades, marking the summer solstice.
Official sitewww.illesbalears.travel →