Palma – Page 5 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Palma – Royal Monastery of Sant Francesc (Sacristy)

Further to my main post about the Royal Monastery, there was much more to see within the complex of religious

I was hovering around the entrance to this former monastery in my very best confused manner and I was pleased

I’m not a tree expert, but these are impressive trees which are located at Plaça de Llorenç Villalonga, near to

There’s not much left of the Moors in Palma, nearly all of the Muslim architecture has been destroyed and lost

There’s not much of a story here, but these ghosts of where buildings used to stand can be just a

This chocolate and dessert cafe was opened in the eighteenth century, one of the earliest of its type in the

The planning process to construct this building began in 1403 and it was paid for by the Guild of Merchants,

The statue was sculpted by Lorenzo Rossello, a local artist who died in 1901 at the age of just 34.

I’ll be walking into Palma several times over the next week, which takes around 75 minutes in each direction. The

This tower was constructed in the fourteenth century, although the foundations date back to the Roman period. An attractive information