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We drove by again… There's so much more to see here… We recommend it 👌

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Many, many steps... but the beautiful view at the top is worth the effort.

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Great area… Highly recommended… We will be back, that’s for sure 😉

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A short hike that is rewarded with a beautiful view of the port of Palma.

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Unfortunately, part of the route is not accessible and has been fenced off. No detour or alternative possible. We then chose another spot, which was not as nice. But the view from the castle is a compensation.

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Tolle Location im Palma 🤙

The Castell Son Clarett property now houses a 5-star hotel and the gourmet restaurant "Olivera".

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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.

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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.

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A super nice finca converted into a hotel.

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Ruins of an old castle located in the Sierra de na Burguesa. A few meters away, just above the building, there is a magnificent viewpoint of the south coast of the island.

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Gothic-style castle built at the beginning of the XIV century by order of King James II for residential use. Its structure is circular with three towers and a keep. The castle offers an excellent panoramic view of the city of Palma de Mallorca as well as the coast.

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Gothic-style fortification of Palma de Mallorca. It was built at the beginning of the 14th century by order of King Jaime II of Majorca. It is located on a hill 112 meters above sea level, which gives it privileged views over the city, the port, the Tramuntana mountains and the Llano de Mallorca; in fact, its name comes from the old Catalan bell veer, which means "beautiful view". One of its peculiarities is that it is one of the few castles in all of Europe with a circular plan, being the oldest of these.

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Are about 450 steps to the Castell. Didn't think it was that bad though. are good to go

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The Moorish building, which is stately enthroned next to the landmark of Palma de Mallorca, the cathedral, is already noticeable from afar. The Palacio de Almudaina (Almudaina means citadel outside the city walls) is a former fortress of Arabic origin. It dates back to when Mallorca was occupied by Moorish rulers from North Africa. The emir had a palace and a mosque built so that he could reside in style. What are popular sights today, the royal palace and the cathedral, were the seat of power and the main mosque of Palma in Moorish times. The Almudaina Palace still has some original elements, even after numerous renovations. The windows of the main façade facing the sea are in the typical Arabian pointed arch style, the wooden ceilings are painted with Arabian patterns and a palma stands in the inner courtyard to greet strangers. During a tour of the palace, many things are reminiscent of Arabic houses and it is not difficult to dream of Marrakech. Today the Almudaina Palace in Mallorca is the seat of the military command and at the same time the official residence of the Spanish king. Its presence is signaled by the Spanish flag on the roof. Parts of the Palacio de la Almudaina can be visited individually or as part of a guided tour. Of particular note are the 17th-century Flemish paintings and tapestries, the 14th-century Saint Anna Chapel, and the terrace and stunning views. The Royal Palace is not just any sight in Palma, but reflects our history and the years of Moorish rule in Mallorca like no other building. We owe Palma's romantic old town with its alleys and courtyards to the occupiers from North Africa.

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When the flag is up, the king is there.

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When the flag is up, the king is there

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The climb is worth it, if only because of the great view of Palma

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Among other things, there is a gourmet restaurant (Olivera)

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The Palacio Real de La Almudaina was originally an Arab fortress. The 20,000 square meter palace is used by the Spanish king as his official residence, and parts of it are open to the public.

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