Discovery of the city of Palma, its historic center, its monuments, its essentials. The gothic La Seu cathedral. One can find more than 30 other monuments, the churches are mainly Gothic such as the Basilica of Sant Francesco. Beside the Palace, the King of Spain uses it as a residence. The old town of Palma is a stylistic blend of Spanish-Catalan Arab influences. It is known for its many narrow streets, some of which are connected to each other only by stairs. The Catalan painter Joan Miró lived and died in Palma. His workshop, and his studio can also be visited. In Palma, there is a contemporary art museum, the Es Baluard. To see the Château Bellver, the royal residence of Jacques II. The castle, in Gothic style, stands at the top of a hill. King James II had it built as a royal residence. In the 19th century it was converted into a coin factory. Its circular structure is characteristic. It has three large towers and a keep divided into four floors. The interior of the castle contains a two-storey courtyard and an interior courtyard built around a well. The second floor houses a chapel. Lunch. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Breakfast taken at the hotel. Visit of the Granja Museum in Esporle. It is a stately estate from the 10th century, surrounded by lush vegetation, beautiful gardens and natural springs. Already in Roman times it was very popular because of its rivers. Today there is a magnificent natural fountain 30 feet high, testimony to tremendous water pressure. The current owner is Mr. Cristóbal Seguí Colom. La Granja is a mixture of the stately and rustic style, because in addition to its function of seat of government, it also has a country house in the agricultural area. This gives the property a certain old charm. Today Granja is a living example of Mallorcan customs. Visit of a glass factory with its blowers. Lunch.