バレアリック諸島の洞窟・トップ20

The climb is much quieter than in the neighboring Sant Salvador. In my opinion, the climb up to Sant Salvador is more beautiful and varied. The climb has some tough sections, but they are not too long. If you want to go to the top (on foot) for a panoramic view, you have to pay an entrance fee.

<< Baluard de Sant Bernat, Ibiza >> "The military might of the Spanish between the 16th and 18th centuries meant that Spain was able to become a world power and colonise much of the New World. There are few better places to learn about Spain's military past than at the Baluard de Sant Jaume in Ibiza. Located in the historic Dalt Vila district of Ibiza Town, the Baluard de Sant Bernat is one of the oldest military bastions in the Balearic Islands. The bastion is now open to visitors and displays military uniforms, armour and artillery from the 16th to 18th centuries. The construction of the bastion dates back to the days when Ibiza's residents lived in fear of pirate invasions. The bastion was able to defend the town and keep it prospering throughout Spain's Golden Age. A tour of the site will take you through the development of military technology over three centuries and see cannons, swords, Pistols, bombs and rifles from that era. There are interactive areas of the museum where you can try lifting cannonballs, put on armor and swing replicas of swords and other weapons. The bastion is open daily from 10am to 2pm and from 6pm to 9pm." https://www.gpsmycity.com/attractions/baluard-de-sant-bernat-41364.html https://www.nach-ibiza.de/aktivitaeten/festung-stadtmauern.html

Imposing staircase up from the town centre and market square to the castle

Arta is a great little town...

Tolle Location im Palma 🤙

Located in Palma, the capital of the Spanish island of Mallorca, the Palacio de la Almudaina is an impressive historical building that carries a rich history and cultural significance. Built in the 14th century, this magnificent palace combines Moorish and Gothic architectural elements and has served as a royal residence and symbol of royal authority throughout the centuries. Located right next to the majestic Palma Cathedral, the Palacio de la Almudaina is surrounded by an impressive city wall. The palace's Moorish architecture, with its beautiful courtyards and gardens, gives the place an enchanting atmosphere. Visitors can explore the palace's impressive rooms, including the throne room and chapel, which are richly decorated with historical artwork and furniture. The location of the Palacio de la Almudaina also offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the old town of Palma, making the place a popular attraction for tourists who want to explore the island's history and culture. The palace is also often the setting for royal events and ceremonies, which underlines its importance as a historical and cultural jewel in Mallorca. Overall, the Palacio de la Almudaina is a fascinating monument that reflects the history and cultural diversity of Mallorca and attracts visitors from all over the world to discover its splendour and significance.

When no one else is around it makes a good photo opportunity.

Entry to the Royal Palace is €7. Admission tickets can be purchased online in advance or on site at the counter. A visit is absolutely worthwhile.