After Palma Cathedral, Bellver Castle is possibly the most famous monument in the city. A historical treasure that sits atop a 112-metre high hill (Puig de Sa Mesquida) and takes you on a journey down the centuries. A portal to a world of wonders that the Nivia Born Boutique Hotel presents in the following lines. Read full article

September is now upon us. A month that brings an inevitable return to routine for the vast majority of people also presents a wonderful chance to pamper yourself. A chance to devote time to self-care to help ward off the dreaded post-holiday blues, to calmly face going back to work, and to optimistically embrace a return to your usual habits. Read full article

Glamour, sailing and fun all combined in one place: Puerto Portals. This impressive nautical and leisure complex is located just over 10 km from Nivia Born Boutique Hotel and will blow you away with its wide range of bars, restaurants, boutiques, jewellery shops, real estate, nautical companies, etc.

Puerto Portals is brimming with life all year round. Read full article

If the interior of Palma Cathedral is a treasure in itself, a visit to the terraces of the Gothic temple will elevate your experience to the heavens in one of the tallest and most emblematic cathedrals in Europe, with a height of 44 m and a spectacular rose window that twice a year is the centrepiece of the ‘Festival of Light’, Read full article

Among the silence of the narrow streets in Palma’s old town, and with the slightly damp smell associated with shady places, the patios of Palma’s manor houses exist as a unique portrait of the history of the most influential families in the city. Together with La Lonja de Palma, the Palacio Real de la Almudaina, Read full article

Once summer arrives, it’s impossible to turn your back on the sea. Nivia Born Boutique Hotel has prepared a fascinating route so you can discover the Bay of Palma, stretching from Cap de Cala Figuera to Cap Blanc.

From the Paseo del Born, wandering through the delightful gardens of S’Hort del Rei, you’ll arrive at Palma’s Paseo Marítimo, Read full article

Located just a short distance from Palma city centre,  Portitxol is a charming spot, full of character and guaranteed to surprise and delight visitors. A world away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this former small fishing harbour retains all its original character, which has given it the picturesque appearance it boasts today. Read full article

There are several ways to feel the pulse of a city. Wandering the streets, exploring its most typical shops or visiting its main monuments gives you an idea of its past, the character of its people and its idiosyncrasy, after all. However, there are spaces that are able to condense all of this into one place. Read full article

Inaugurated in 2004, Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani de Palma offers visitors a panoramic view of 20th century art, with special emphasis on artists with a Mediterranean connection. If you’re in Palma and have an interest in contemporary art and architecture, this museum is certain to impress you.

Leading exhibitors of modern-day art

Boasting a collection of over 800 works of art which range from the end of the19th century to the present day, Read full article

If you’re visiting the capital, or even if you live here and fancy discovering new places, you will be interested to learn that Palma has a total of 114 emblematic businesses which have stoically resisted the passing of time. Along the streets and in squares, among all the profitable franchises, the city often surprises those browsing with shop windows that offer something different, Read full article