Palma Old Town & Market Walking Tour with Wine, Ham & Cheese

This experience combines Palma Old Town, a local market visit, and a relaxed food & wine tasting in one smooth walking tour. It’s designed as a perfect introduction to the city, especially at the beginning of your stay. Unlike large or rushed food tours, this experience is chill, unhurried, and people-focused. You walk at an easy pace, explore real local areas, and take time to understand Palma rather than rushing from stop to stop. The market visit adds real value: you learn how locals choose wine, ham, and cheese, and why these products are so important in everyday Majorcan life. The tasting is done seated, in a friendly atmosphere, with explanations — not just consumption. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour mixes culture, food, and practical tips, helping you avoid tourist traps and enjoy Palma like a local. It’s not a pub crawl or a heavy meal, but a balanced, authentic experience combining walking, market life, and local flavors.

1. 1

   Placa d'Espanya

   5 min

   Start the tour at Palma’s main transport hub and gateway to the historic center. Your guide introduces the city, the island, and sets the context for Palma’s history and food culture before heading into the old town at a relaxed pace.

2. 2

   Mercat De S'olivar

   15 min

   Pass by Palma’s main traditional market and feel the everyday rhythm of local life. As you walk through the surroundings of Mercat de l’Olivar, your guide explains how locals shop for fresh produce, cured meats, cheeses, seafood, and wine. This stop offers insight into Majorcan food culture, seasonal products, and the importance of markets in daily life — without rushing or turning it into a shopping stop.

3. 3

   Placa de Cort

   5 min

   Discover the political heart of Palma, home to the city hall and one of the oldest olive trees on the island. Your guide explains local traditions, symbols, and how civic life works in Majorca.

4. 4

   Placa Major

   10 min

   Walk through Palma’s former main square, once the site of public events and markets. Today, it’s a lively space surrounded by historic buildings, perfect to understand how Palma evolved socially and commercially over time.

5. 5

   Cathedral de Mallorca

   Pass by

   Walk through the historic heart of Palma and admire the exterior of its iconic Gothic cathedral. Your guide will share key stories about the city’s origins, its maritime past, and how Palma developed around this landmark. This is a relaxed introduction, focused on context rather than dates.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.