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AI-assisted translation of the German original (16 October 2026). Read the German original
Mallorca by region: the six parts of the island ↗Where does your Mallorca begin?
Frequently asked questions ↗Which part of Mallorca suits your stay?
Palma, the Tramuntana, the island’s heart or the coast: make sense of Mallorca by interests and journeys, and choose a base that works for you.
Read guideMallorca without a car: how to plan your stay
Plan your accommodation, bus connections and return journey together: a practical introduction to Mallorca without a hire car, using official transport sources.
Read guidePalma on your first visit: take your time in the old town
A relaxed introduction to Palma: the old town and culture as an idea for the day, planning your routes with care and checking visits with the official venues.
Read guideSerra de Tramuntana: understanding Mallorca’s cultural landscape
Why the Tramuntana is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and how to prepare a visit if you’re interested in landscape, villages and cultural heritage.
Read guideMallorca beyond summer: discovering culture and everyday life
Planning Mallorca in autumn and winter: combine the city, culture and local experiences, and check availability before you travel.
Read guideFrom Palma airport to your accommodation: planning bus and transfer
A1 to the centre, A2 towards s’Arenal and AeroTIB to other towns: find the right way from Palma airport using official sources.
Read guideFinding events in Mallorca: Palma and the island
Where to find events in Mallorca and how to check the date, venue and tickets. With official calendars for Palma and the island.
Read guideWhat is Sofia on palmademallorca.ai?
The Mallorca project explained simply: free information version, source based guest questions, knowledge pages and what it can currently do.
Read guidemySofia AI and Sofia in Mallorca: how they fit together
mySofia AI is the overarching brand. palmademallorca.ai is the Mallorca project, with its own clearly defined public features.
Read guideTeam Jung Intelligence: the company behind Sofia
Provider, location and how the projects connect: Team Jung Intelligence runs palmademallorca.ai and links the Mallorca project with mySofia AI.
Read guideMallorca by region: the island’s six areas at a glance
Palma, Serra de Tramuntana, Es Raiguer, Es Pla, Llevant and Migjorn: Mallorca’s six regions explained briefly, with sources and Sofia’s guide pages.
Read guidePalma: Mallorca’s capital and its neighbourhoods
Palma as a region: old town, neighbourhoods, beaches, rules for dogs, market halls and buses from the airport according to the EMT timetable. Sofia’s overview with sources.
Read guideCasco Antiguo: Palma’s old town on foot
Palma’s old town: cathedral, Almudaina, Arab Baths and patios, with opening hours from the operators, markets and EMT buses. Sofia’s tips with sources.
Read guideLa Llotja in Palma: exchange, Consolat de Mar and Passeig de Sagrera
La Llotja in Palma: Guillem Sagrera’s Gothic exchange, Consolat de Mar, the evening market on Passeig de Sagrera, Es Baluard and EMT buses. With sources.
Read guideSanta Catalina in Palma: market, windmills and walks
Santa Catalina in Palma: market hall and street market with opening hours, Es Jonquet and its windmills, EMT and airport buses, Sofia’s tips. With sources.
Read guidePortixol and Es Molinar in Palma: promenade, harbour and swimming coves
Portixol and Es Molinar in Palma: promenade, small swimming coves, harbour, windmill and fishing history, dog rules and EMT buses. With sources.
Read guideEl Terreno in Palma: Castell de Bellver, woodland and Plaça Gomila
El Terreno in Palma: Castell de Bellver with opening hours and admission, Bosc de Bellver with dog rules, Plaça Gomila, history and EMT buses. With sources.
Read guideSerra de Tramuntana: discovering Mallorca’s mountain region
The Serra de Tramuntana by bus, train and on foot: at a glance, journey times from Palma per the TIB timetable, market days, the GR 221 and Sofia’s tips. With sources.
Read guideEs Raiguer: where Mallorca’s mountains meet the plain
Es Raiguer by train and bus: Inca, Binissalem, Santa Maria and Alaró. Journey times per the TIB timetable, market days, wine and Sofia’s tips. With sources.
Read guideEs Pla: Mallorca’s quiet interior
Es Pla by train and bus: Sineu and its Wednesday market, Randa, Petra and Montuïri. Journey times per the TIB timetable, markets, Sofia’s tips. With sources.
Read guideLlevant: Mallorca’s east with Manacor, Artà and Capdepera
Mallorca’s east: Manacor, Artà, Capdepera and Cala Rajada by train and bus from Palma, market days, the Llevant nature park and Sofia’s tips. With sources.
Read guideMigjorn: Mallorca’s south with Es Trenc, Mondragó and Llucmajor
Mallorca’s south: Llucmajor, Campos, ses Salines and Santanyí, Es Trenc and Mondragó, buses from Palma, market days and Sofia’s tips. With sources.
Read guideAuditorium de Palma: programme, halls and getting there
Auditorium de Palma on the Passeig Marítim: current programme checked daily, Sala Magna and Sala Mozart, taquilla hours, EMT buses and Sofia’s insider tip. With sources.
Read guideTeatre Principal de Palma: programme, history and taquilla
Teatre Principal de Palma: opera, theatre, dance and concerts, programme checked daily, history since 1667, Sala Gran and Sala Petita, taquilla hours and buses. With sources.
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