‘Coca de torró’ (nougat cake), almond milk or the traditional Christmas ‘sopa d’ametlla’ (almond soup). Almonds are used widely in Mallorcan recipes. As well as a snack, the fruit of the almond tree is used in typical dishes such as ‘albergínies farcides’ (stuffed aubergines) or ‘tumbet’. But it is in one of the desserts par excellence of Mallorcan gastronomy where the almond becomes the true star: the almond ‘gató’, Read full article

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February is an ideal month to explore the island in a relaxed atmosphere. During this period, Mallorca reaches its purest state and recovers the charm of “the island of calm” described in his day by the writer and painter Santiago Rusiñol.

No hustle and bustle, you go at your own pace, feeling and taking in everything. Read full article

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Only two weeks to go before one of the biggest art events in Palma. Next Saturday, September 23, art will take centre stage in the city streets during the renowned Nit de l’Art, a highly anticipated event that heralds the start of the artistic season and is brimming with activities catering to all tastes. Read full article

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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

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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

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14 April 1912, just minutes before midnight. The Titanic, with more than 2,200 people on board, is about to hit an iceberg. No one could have predicted the impending tragedy on a ship that boasted of being “unsinkable”.  The Titanic, which became legendary for its dimensions (270 metres long and 53 metres high), Read full article

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In the middle of Carrer de Sant Miquel, one of the most central and busiest pedestrianised streets in Palma, you will find the Museu Fundación Juan March, a museum in an old 17th-century manor house that houses an impressive collection of 20th-century Spanish art, offering a unique insight into the artistic evolution of the country during this period. Read full article

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One of the best ways to immerse yourself in the local culture is through the flavours, the textures, the typical dishes and the customs at the dinner table. The popular ‘variat mallorquí’, often served in an earthenware dish, has it all, including own rules.

If you are visiting Mallorca you should know that ‘variat mallorquí’ is almost a religion on the island. Read full article

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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

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If you are looking for a plan to enjoy a refreshing holiday or simply want to add a new experience to your backpack of adventures, Nivia Born Boutique Hotel offers you the chance to dive into Mediterranean waters with a diving or snorkelling activity in Mallorca that you will never forget. And not just anywhere; Read full article

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