Mallorca’s importance as a Mediterranean stronghold is clear to see when visiting the island. Santa María Cathedral, Bellver Castle and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina dominate the skyline in stately serenity. But it’s not just history and imposing buildings that make Palma de Mallorca tick. Cutting-edge restaurants, galleries, bars and studios make Palma a seriously modern city too.

On our running tours in Palma, your guide will give you tips about what to do in your downtime. The best way to spend your evening is lazily nibbling on tapas watching a blissful sunset. With only sea between you and the horizon, the whole city burns a vivid red. Then, it’s time to explore Mallorca’s nightlife.

There are fantastic restaurants dotted about the city where seafood takes pride of place on the menu. Follow your nose around La Lonja neighbourhood where you can have a long, slow dinner drinking in the atmosphere and a sangria or two.

The people of Palma de Mallorca take sport very seriously. Whether it’s running, cycling or beach sports, the city is abuzz with exercise. You really need no excuse to go running in Mallorca, but if you’re feeling adventurous, sign up for the Palma de Mallorca marathon in mid-October.

So when you’re on the island, don’t miss out on our running tours in Palma de Mallorca. Just remember your trainers, lace up and go running!