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Near the mountains & castle

Bellver & the west

10 min · 4 km from the centre

The green, hilly western edge below Bellver Castle — quieter, leafier, with big views and quick access to the Tramuntana road and the marina. A calm, upscale base for anyone with a car heading for the mountains and coves.

A look around

What you’ll be living next to. Swipe through.

Around Bellver & the west, Palma
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€100–170

typical per night in Spain

mid for Spain

The sensible middle

Cheapest in PalmaPriciest

Typical prices for Palma — neither steal nor splurge.

Where it sits

The circle is Bellver & the west and roughly a 10-minute walk around it.

How far is everything?

Palma de Mallorca (PMI)~18 min drive10.3 km

From the middle of this area to the city's headline sights — pick your own on the city page and these become your list.

  • Cycle the bay10 min walk864 m
  • Fundació Miró13 min walk1.1 km
  • Santa Catalina market & tapas25 min walk2.1 km
  • Es Baluard & the city walls26 min walk2.1 km
  • La Seu cathedral7 min taxi2.5 km
  • Tapas & an ensaïmada7 min taxi2.5 km
  • The old town & patios8 min taxi2.7 km
  • Portixol (beach)10 min taxi3.2 km
  • Portixol seafront brunch10 min taxi3.2 km

On your doorstep

What you’re living next to if you stay here.

The vintage wooden Sóller train in Mallorca
The Sóller vintage train
The Serra de Tramuntana mountains of Mallorca
The Serra de Tramuntana
A turquoise cove and cliffs in Mallorca
A turquoise cove swim
The round Bellver Castle above Palma
Bellver Castle
The lighthouse on the cliffs of Cap de Formentor in Mallorca
Cap de Formentor
The underground lake and stalactites of the Caves of Drach in Mallorca
Caves of Drach
  • 3.The Sóller vintage train — A century-old wooden train that rattles up over the Tramuntana mountains to the pretty town of Sóller, then a tram down to its port. A gloriously slow, scenic ride and one of Mallorca's best days out; go midweek.
  • 4.The Serra de Tramuntana — The UNESCO mountain range along the west coast — a spectacular drive through terraced villages like Valldemossa and Deià, cliff coves and hairpin roads to Sa Calobra. Rent a car; it's the wild, beautiful other side of the island.
  • 5.A turquoise cove swim — Mallorca's calling card is its 'calas' — small turquoise coves in pine-backed cliffs. From wild Cala Deià to the long white Es Trenc in the south, pick one and swim in impossibly clear water. Go early for parking and space.
  • 7.Bellver Castle — A rare round Gothic castle on a wooded hill above the city, with a circular courtyard and 360° views over Palma, the bay and the mountains. A short climb or drive; the best panorama of the city, especially at sunset.
  • 16.Cap de Formentor — The wild, cliff-edged cape at Mallorca's northern tip — a dramatic drive to a lighthouse with the Tramuntana falling into the sea, and a dreamy beach on the way. The island's grandest view.
  • 17.Caves of Drach — Vast caves on the east coast filled with stalactites and one of the world's largest underground lakes — where a live classical concert plays from little boats on the water. Pure theatre.
  • 18.Alcúdia old town — A perfectly walled medieval town in the north — honey-stone lanes, a lively market, and Roman ruins just outside. A lovely change of pace from the coast.

When are you staying?

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