What nearby sights can I explore after visiting the markets in Palma?

After wandering through Palma's bustling Mercat de l'Olivar, a stroll through the nearby old town reveals an enchanting mix of history and art. Just a short walk away, the streets are peppered with chic galleries and craft shops where you can admire contemporary Mallorcan works alongside traditional ceramics and woven goods. Quaint cafes offer a perfect spot to sip a cortado or taste locally made ensaimada while people-watching in a lively plaza.

For history enthusiasts, the majestic Palma Cathedral lies close by, its Gothic spires dominating the skyline and interiors rich with centuries-old artistry. Further exploration can take you to the nearby Museu Fundación Juan March, showcasing centuries of Spanish art, or to charming courtyards tucked behind ancient stone walls. If you prefer green spaces after the market buzz, Parc de la Mar provides a serene waterfront spot with views of the cathedral, ideal for a relaxing break before heading out again to discover the city’s hidden corners.