Palma Nightlife

The plane banks over the bay and you see it before you land: the old city, the harbour, the sea stretching west toward nothing. Palma doesn't give itself up immediately. But forty-eight hours in Palma de Mallorca is enough — if you use them well. Here's how. Friday Evening: Arrive and Let the Island Come to You Check in. A good room in the old town puts you within walking distance of everything that matters. The Paseo Marítimo is ten minutes on foot. Santa Catalina is north o

The chips are down. Or up. Either way, Palma isn't done with you yet. Casino de Mallorca sits on the Paseo Marítimo — the waterfront promenade where the sea breeze arrives without asking and the night air carries the kind of warmth that makes you forget what time it is. It opens at nine in the evening and doesn't close until three in the morning on weekdays, four on weekends. That's a long window. A lot can happen. If you're planning a night out in Palma and want to do it pro