Palma: modernism, shopping, and much style
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Among beautiful modernist buildings, shop windows of local brands, and streets full of life, the so-called Golden Mile of Palma concentrates one of the most elegant and urban faces. The Passeig del Born, Avenida Jaume III, Carrer Unió, and its surroundings combine modernist architecture, fashion trends, trendy restaurants, patios, and cultural options to delve into a playful vision of Palma.
Work of the renowned architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, the Gran Hotel continues to amaze as the modernist jewel that it is. The old Gran Hotel, with its early twentieth-century architecture, now houses CaixaForum Palma, which has become a multipurpose space for artistic and cultural expressions.
Mallorcan tradition with a contemporary look. Formerly known as Antic Forn des Teatre, Fornet de la Soca recovers recipes and products from local gastronomy to turn pastry into an experience full of flavor and memory. Its modernist exterior, with a wooden facade, traditional signage, and winged dragon, connects you with its centennial past.
Another great example of modernism in Palma. Its curved shapes, iron railings, and other ornamental details evoke the magic of nature, which is undoubtedly the inspiring element of Edificio Casasayas. To stop and see it calmly again and again.
A fundamental meeting point of the city with numerous uses such as jousting tournaments or a promenade for the bourgeoisie, it remains a commercial and urban axis of Palma that connects you with Jaime III, La Lonja, and the Cathedral.
Culture, history, and great nights on the most relevant artistic stage in Palma. Teatre Principal keeps alive a program of opera, theater, music, and shows in the historic center.
A small and elegant square with various bars with atmosphere (Gibson, Nicolás) and some unique restaurants (Bibap, Alaska). Its surroundings combine modernist architecture, local life, and a certain bustle of passing people.
Footwear and design meet in this true atelier of contemporary style for women (and men who want the best gift). Led by Ana María Fernández, Marítim 4 is a place to discover selected brands and tasteful pieces. What is its goal? To dress an urban, feminine, and practical woman.
Successful gastronomic space, La Rosa Vermutería & Colmado serves a bit of everything in portions to share and not too large. Additionally, it is a good place for a vermouth due to its relaxed atmosphere.