A city break in Palma is not complete without visiting these top attractions, so grab your car hire in Mallorca from Drivalia and get set for an unforgettable trip.

Mallorca is one of sunny Spain’s most popular holiday destinations and for a good reason.  Read about some of the beautiful beaches on the island.

The beautiful island of Mallorca is packed full of awe-inspiring views, incredible sights and unbeatable coastlines. One of the best ways to experience everything Mallorca has to offer is arranging car hire in Mallorca and hitting the open road. 

Discover Calas de Mallorca, built resort town on the east coast of the Balearic Island of Mallorca. Learn more here.

For those who enjoy fine dining and eating out, Palma has a myriad of high-quality restaurants waiting to be explored.

Mallorca is the largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands and is one of the prime holiday destinations in the Mediterranean.

Take a trip to Magalluff this summer and visit the Pirates Adventure for a great night out!

From the outside, Mallorca isn't a destination readily associated with culture, but down the years many famous artists, authors and musicians have spent time here. For starters, Joan Miró worked here for many years, Chopin famously wintered in Valledemossa in 1838 while Robert Graves spent much of his life living and working on the island. The truth is that you could easily spend your holiday on Mallorca wheeling across the countryside in your car rental from one superb cultural attraction to the next. 

Set between the towns of Portopetro and Cala Figuera, this coastal nature reserve in southeastern Mallorca is a beautiful haven of wetlands, cliffs, beaches and sand dunes. You can head to one of the unspoiled beaches here, or explore the hinterland, where there's abundant birdlife and not even a hint of mass tourism to be found.

No building in Mallorca, or indeed the entire Balearic Islands, is easier to recognise than the Cathedral-Basilica of Santa María de Palma, to use its full name.  The cathedral, built with local sandstone, is a majestic, record-breaking structure visible from many vantage points across the city, but especially from the waterfront, where it soars above the port. It's a must for any car rental visit to the capital. 

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This narrow gauge railway connects Palma de Mallorca in the south with Sóller in the island's northwest, but also offers a journey back into the Belle Époque thanks to its restored wooden carriage interiors and quaint old stations. And of course, as you wind through a mountainous landscape the views are absolutely breathtaking.