What are some famous bullfighting events held in Mallorca today?

In Mallorca, bullfighting has a complex history, and today, it is not as prominent as in the past due to changes in public sentiment regarding animal rights. However, traditional bullfighting events are still held, albeit less frequently. The Plaza de Toros de Palma, located in the capital city, is the primary venue for these events. Historically, this arena has hosted numerous bullfights, attracting aficionados from across Spain.

As of now, Mallorca's bullfighting events have seen a decline, with the most prominent being the annual bullfighting season typically running from late spring to summer. Events during this season often feature local and national matadors, showcasing traditional Spanish bullfighting culture. In recent years, however, there has been increasing opposition to these events, leading some municipalities to ban bullfighting altogether. As a consequence, alternative festivities, such as the "correbou"—a bull run without the killing—have gained popularity as a more humane option for celebrating this tradition. While bullfighting remains a part of Mallorca's cultural heritage, its future is uncertain amid shifting public attitudes and legal challenges.