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There is much to see in this 'other Mallorca'. Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance architecture chronicles the history of the town since the early 14th Century. The main historical landmark is the La Seu Gothic Cathedral with its Modernista interior touches, the Spanish equivalent of Art Nouveau. Narrow streets, courtyards and pedestrian walkways make it easy to walk and explore the quaint specialist shops. Cafés, restaurants and bars offer daytime refreshment and nighttime entertainment. The waterfront attractions include a picturesque beach, the seafront and the yacht basin.

Palma, Old Town and Port
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Castell de Bellver Palma, Old Town and Port Catedral de Mallorca Portixol Hotel And Restaurant Buscando El Norte Hotel Sant Francesc and Quadrat Restaurant Marc Fosh Restaurant La Parada Adrian Quetglas Restaurant Emilio Innobar, Palma de Mallorca San Juan Foodhall

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