Sierra de Tramuntana, Mallorca Collection
The Sierra de Tramuntana is an impressive mountain range in the north-west of Mallorca that is around 90 kilometres long. It stretches from Andratx in the southwest to Pollenca in the northeast and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mountain range is of great importance to the landscape, culture and history of Mallorca and attracts thousands of visitors every year. The Sierra de Tramuntana is known for its dramatic rocky cliffs, rugged peaks, deep gorges and stunning landscapes. Hikers can choose from a variety of routes and levels of difficulty to enjoy the mountains to the full. There are many options for day hikes and longer trekking routes, all offering breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding countryside. The mountains are also an important habitat for many animal and plant species, including the rare Mallorcan mountain sheep and the endemic plant "Sa Fita de Bou", which is only found in the Tramuntana. In the winter months it is also possible to see snow on the peaks, which is a rare and fascinating experience in Mallorca. The Sierra de Tramuntana is not only known for its natural beauty, but also for its cultural and historical significance. There are many villages and towns near the mountains that have a rich history and tradition.
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Sunset photos
A sunset by the sea photo on the wall can beautify any wall. A picture of a sunset looks even better when the picture is cut as a panorama. Below is a description of a beautiful photo of a sunset by the sea that you can use as inspiration for your mural. The photo shows the horizon of the sea turning various shades of orange, pink and purple as the sun slowly sets. The surface of the sea is calm and reflects the colours of the sky, while some darker clouds appear on the horizon. In the foreground of the photo there may be some rocks or rock formations rising from the water and framing the view of the sea. These rocks can shimmer golden in the evening sun and provide a dramatic backdrop for the sunset. In the background of the photo, you may see some boats or sailboats floating on the water, complementing the horizon. These boats can serve as a contrast to the warm colours of the sunset and add depth to the photo. Overall, this photo is a beautiful example of the natural beauty and tranquillity that can be experienced by the sea at sunset. It exudes peace and serenity and can be a great addition to any home to reflect this mood.
Calo des Moro Mallorca
Calo des Moro Bay on Mallorca is a hidden gem of the island and is considered one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean. Located on the south-east coast of the island near Santanyí, it is known for its crystal clear turquoise waters and white sandy beach surrounded by steep cliffs. The bay is surrounded by pine trees, palm trees and agaves, which give the place a unique and exotic atmosphere. It is ideal for snorkelling, swimming and sunbathing and is a perfect place to relax and unwind. The path to Cala Moro is steep and uneven, which helps to keep the bay relatively unspoilt and uncrowded. There are also no sun loungers or parasols, which helps the place retain its natural charm and beauty. Calo des Moro Bay in Majorca is a wonderful place for nature lovers and adventurers who like to travel off the beaten track. It is a place that offers peace and tranquillity and reflects the beauty and splendour of nature that Mallorca has to offer. Cala Almunia in Mallorca is a small, secluded cove on the south-east coast of the island near Santanyi. The cove is surrounded by rocky cliffs and rugged stones and offers stunning views of the crystal clear waters. The beach is very small and not very wide, but the turquoise waters and white sandy beach make it a picturesque and unforgettable place.
Valldemossa Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Valldemossa Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. Valldemossa is a small, picturesque village in Mallorca, Spain, known for its beauty, tranquillity and historical significance. It is located in the Serra de Tramuntana, a mountain range that runs along the northwest coast of Mallorca and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Valldemossa is a place that has inspired many artists and writers, including the famous Polish composer Frédéric Chopin and his lover, the French writer George Sand. Valldemossa is also known for its historical sights, especially the Valldemossa Monastery, founded in the 14th century and now a museum. The monastery houses an impressive collection of artworks, including paintings, sculptures and handicrafts from different eras. The village also has many narrow alleys and cobbled streets that invite you to stroll and explore. There are a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants offering local products and dishes, providing visitors with an authentic experience. Valldemossa is a unique place that combines the beauty of nature, tranquillity and cultural significance. If you are looking for a place that combines history, culture and nature, Valldemossa is a must for your travel list.
Cala Bona, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Cala Bona, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. Cala Bona is a holiday resort on the east coast of the Balearic island of Mallorca in the region (comarca) of Llevant. It is located in the municipality of Son Servera in the middle of the wide bay Bahia de Arta, north of Cala Millor. Cala Bona is a small coastal town on the east coast of Mallorca and is known for its charming fishing harbour and beautiful beach. The harbour is a picturesque place to watch boats and yachts while dining in one of the many restaurants and cafés along the harbour. There is a wide choice of international and local cuisine here to suit all tastes. Cala Bona beach is a quiet place to relax and sunbathe, surrounded by crystal clear waters and magnificent views. It is a shallow-sloping beach, making it well suited for families with children. The village itself is a traditional Mallorcan village with narrow streets, small shops and restaurants serving local specialities. Cala Bona is a quiet place, ideal for a relaxing holiday. There is also a beautiful walkway along the coast that leads to Cala Millor, another popular coastal resort nearby. Cala Bona also hosts regular events, such as the annual music festival in the summer. Here, local artists and bands come together and create a great atmosphere at the harbour.
Esporles Mallorca Spain
Esporles is a picturesque village in the Tramuntana mountains of Mallorca, known for its tranquillity, scenic beauty and culture. The town has a long history and was already settled by the Romans. In the Middle Ages, Esporles was an important place for the cultivation of olives and almonds. One of the sights of Esporles is the church of Sant Pere, which was built in the 13th century and is one of the oldest churches on the island. The church is built in Gothic style and has a magnificent bell tower as well as beautiful stained glass windows and altarpieces. The landscape of Esporles is characterised by olive groves and pine forests. There are many marked footpaths and routes here that wind along the coast and mountainous areas, offering spectacular views. One of the most famous hiking destinations is the mountain peak of Puig de Galatzó, which is one of the highest peaks on the island. Esporles is also known for its culinary traditions and gastronomy. There are many restaurants and cafés here specialising in local cuisine and products, as well as a selection of wineries and cellars. In the area around Esporles there are many opportunities for activities such as hiking, cycling, horse riding and climbing. Esporles is a place full of history, culture and nature.
Petra Mallorca Spain
Petra is a small village in the northeast of Mallorca. The village has a long history. One of the most important sights of Petra is the monastery Santuari de la Mare de Déu de Bonany, which is located on a hill near the village. The monastery was built in the 14th century and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. A highlight of Petra is the Plaza Ramon Llull, a beautiful square in the heart of the village surrounded by historic buildings and restaurants. A market is also held here every Wednesday. The market is also a popular meeting place for locals and tourists. There is a historical connection between Petra in Mallorca and the city of San Francisco in the USA. The Franciscan friar Junípero Serra, who was born in Petra, played an important role in founding the first nine mission stations in California and is considered one of the founding fathers of the city of San Francisco. In Petra there is a monument in honour of Junípero Serra and a small museum dedicated to the life and work of the monk. The museum also houses a collection of original documents and artefacts from Serra's missionary work in California.
Palma Cathedral, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Palma Cathedral, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. The Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca on the Balearic Islands in Spain, also known as La Seu, is one of the city's most famous sights. It was built in the 13th century on the remains of a mosque and is a beautiful and vivid example of Gothic architecture. The cathedral is particularly impressive because of its size and location directly on the sea. The building is 121 metres long and 44 metres high. There are a total of 7 chapels within the cathedral, including the Chapel of the Holy Mass, the Chapel of St Albertus Magnus and the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. One of the most impressive features of the cathedral is the rose window, located on the west façade. The window measures 13 metres in diameter and is made of 1236 glass blocks. The interior of the cathedral is also impressive. Particularly noteworthy are the large Gothic windows, the paintings and sculptures, and the main altar, which was made from a single slab of marble. Palma de Mallorca Cathedral is not only an important place for believers, but also a popular tourist destination and cultural centre. It often hosts exhibitions and concerts, and visitors can also take guided tours to learn more about the history and architecture of this beautiful building.
Cala D or, Cala Dor, Mallorca, Spain
Cala d'Or is a popular holiday destination on the south-east coast of Mallorca and is known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters and picturesque coves. It is a charming little coastal town with white houses and boats moored in the harbour. The town has a beautiful promenade running along the coast with many restaurants, bars and shops. Cala Ferrera is a small bay about 10 minutes walk from Cala d'Or. It is known for its crystal clear waters and fine sandy beach surrounded by pine forests. It is a popular place for snorkelling and diving due to the clear water and the many species of fish that can be found here. Cala Sa Nau is another beautiful cove located just a few minutes from Cala d'Or. It is known for its calm waters and long, sheltered beach. The cove is surrounded by rocks and pine trees and offers stunning views of the sea. There is also a beach bar here and restaurants nearby offering snacks and refreshments. There are also many activities for tourists in Cala d'Or, including water sports, tennis, golf and hiking. The town is also a popular nightlife destination, with many bars and clubs open late into the night.
Porto Colom, Mallorca, Spain
One of the most famous sights near Porto Colom is the Castillo de Santueri, a medieval castle perched on a hill near the town, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. Another highlight in Porto Colom is Cala Marcal beach, which is one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. The beach is surrounded by crystal clear water and fine sand and offers a variety of water sports. The town also has many restaurants and bars serving local specialities and drinks. Most of these establishments are located on the harbour and offer beautiful views of the sea. The Porto Colom lighthouse, also known as Far de Porto Colom, is another important sight in the town. The lighthouse was built in 1860 and is still in use. It was designed to facilitate shipping traffic in the bay of Porto Colom and to help seafarers reach the port safely. The Porto Colom lighthouse is an impressive building with a height of 31 metres. It is located on a cliff and offers spectacular views of the surrounding area. Visitors can tour the lighthouse and climb to the lookout point at the top of the tower for a breathtaking panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding area.
Fornalutx, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Fornalutx is a small and charming village in Mallorca, considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. It is located in a valley of the Tramuntana mountain range and is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. The village is famous for its cobbled streets, old houses and picturesque squares. It is an oasis of peace and relaxation and offers a beautiful atmosphere. Fornalutx is also known for its traditional architecture, built in a typical Mallorcan style. There are many places to visit in Fornalutx, such as the church of Sant Bartholomeu, the town hall or the market square. However, one of the main attractions of Fornalutx is its surroundings. The village is surrounded by picturesque olive groves, citrus trees and vineyards. There are many hiking trails in the area that offer breathtaking views of the mountains and the valley. Overall, Fornalutx is a beautiful and picturesque place that is well worth a visit. With its traditional architecture, stunning landscapes and delicious cuisine, it is a perfect destination for those who want to experience Mallorca's natural beauty and charm.
Calvari Steps, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Calvary with the Calvary steps near Pollenca (Pollensa) on Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain. Calvary, also known as "Puig de Calvari", is an important place of pilgrimage on the island and has a long history. The mountain is known for its 365 steps leading to the top, symbolic of each day of the year. Once at the top, there are breathtaking views of the town of Pollença and the surrounding countryside. Calvary is also a place of great religious significance, with a chapel and a Way of the Cross leading along the path to the top of the mountain. Every year on Good Friday there is a procession where the faithful climb up the Way of the Cross and stop at the chapel at the top to pray. Calvary to Pollensa is a popular destination on Mallorca, not only for its religious significance, but also for its scenic beauty and magnificent views. Many visitors climb the 365 steps every day to enjoy the magnificent views of Pollenca and the surrounding area.
Mallorca, the best of Majorca, Spain
Mallorca, the best of Majorca. The best of Mallorca, the most beautiful impressions of the largest island of the Balearic Islands. The bay-rich coasts, fine sandy beaches and picturesque villages attract millions of tourists to Mallorca every year. Some of the most beautiful places on Majorca are compiled in this folder to form a photographic cross-section. Fascinating images - available as canvas, acyl glass, Alu Dibond, on wood or on paper. The following are some of Mallorca's top sellers: Besides Cala Mondrago and S Amarador, Cala Santanyi, Cala Llombards, Calo des Moro, S'Almunia and Calo des Màrmols are the best-known bays. Santanyi itself was first mentioned in 1236 under the name of Sancti Aini. King Jaume II granted Santanyi town charter in 1300. Like the Romans, the Arabs were also found in the municipality of Santanyi. Palma, (Palma de Mallorca) is the capital of the Spanish Mediterranean island of Mallorca and also the seat of government. It was founded over 2000 years ago by a Roman consul under the name Palmaria Palmensis. The old town centre of Palma de Mallorca stretches between Le Seu Cathedral and the Basilica of Sant Francesc. In this gallery you can also find pictures of the harbour, the old town, Platja de Palma, S'Arenal and Cala Major, as well as Portixol, among others.
Camp de Mar, Mallorca, Spain
Camp de Mar is a small coastal town in the southwest of Mallorca, Spain, near Andratx. The place is known for its great landscape and its beautiful beach. You can see the crystal clear water from far away. The fine sand and calm waters make it a perfect place for a relaxing day by the sea. Near the beach you will find various bars, restaurants and shops for your physical well-being and entertainment. The town itself is very quiet and offers a picturesque setting. One of the most famous sights in Camp de Mar is the islet of Sa Illeta, located in front of the beach and accessible via a wooden bridge. Here you can walk on the rocky outcrop and enjoy the view of the sea and the coast. In Camp de Mar you will also find the Golf de Andratx course, which is one of the best golf courses in Europe. The course is surrounded by breathtaking scenery and offers a challenge for players of all levels. Near Camp de Mar is also the Serra de Tramuntana nature reserve, which offers a variety of hiking and cycling trails. Here you can experience the unique nature of Mallorca up close and enjoy impressive views of the coast and the mountains. The breathtaking landscape, the beautiful beach and the many leisure activities make it a popular destination for tourists from all over the world.
Canyamel, balearic islands, Mallorca
Canyamel is a beautiful, small village on the east coast of Mallorca and belongs to the municipality of Capdepera. The surroundings of Canyamel are characterised by green hills, olive groves, pine forests and the impressive coastal landscape. The main attraction of the village is undoubtedly the bay of Canyamel with its crystal clear water and beautiful sandy beach. The bay is very good for water sports and there are numerous offers for jet skis, pedal boats and kayaks. There are also several restaurants and bars located directly on the beach, where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the sea. Canyamel also has an interesting archaeological heritage that is open to tourists. One of the most famous sights near Canyamel is the Cave of Arta, an impressive stalactite cave with stunning formations that is open to visitors. Canyamel is also known for its exclusive golf courses. The Canyamel Golf course is a popular spot for golfers and offers stunning views of the coast and the sea. The landscape around the golf course is beautiful and the atmosphere is very relaxed. Canyamel also has a small marina where you can hire boats or take part in organised boat trips. From here you can sail along the picturesque coast of Mallorca and visit the beautiful coves and beaches in the area.
Biniaraix, small spanish village
Biniaraix is a small village on the island of Mallorca, located in the municipality of Soller. The village has a rich history and is known for its traditional Mallorcan architecture and its picturesque narrow streets. Biniaraix has already been voted the most beautiful village in Spain by a jury. Biniaraix was chosen from over 500 Spanish villages to receive the title of "The Most Beautiful Village in Spain". In Biniaraix there are many old buildings that date back to the time when the village was occupied by the Arabs. Many of them also have courtyards with fountains and gardens. Another highlight of Biniaraix is the surrounding area, which is surrounded by hills, olive groves and orange plantations. There are many hiking trails that lead through the countryside. A popular hiking trail leads from Biniaraix to the village of Fornalutx, which is also known for its picturesque streets and buildings. Biniaraix also regularly hosts cultural events, such as concerts and theatre performances. A well-known event is the feast of Saint Anthony, which is celebrated every year in January. It is a religious festival where a fire is lit to honour the saint and drive away evil spirits.
Cala Varques, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Varques in Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain is a beautiful bay in the southeast of Mallorca, which is very popular not only with tourists due to its natural beauty and seclusion. The cove is surrounded by rocks and pine trees and offers crystal clear waters and fine white sand. Cala Varques beach is only accessible on foot and requires about a 20-minute walk from a car park. The path leads through unspoilt nature and offers exciting views of the landscape. Due to its remoteness, there are no facilities such as restaurants or bars nearby, so visitors should bring provisions and water. The seclusion and natural beauty of Cala Varques make it a popular destination for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle and tourist crowds of other beaches on Mallorca. It is an ideal place to relax, sunbathe and enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of nature. However, there are a few things to bear in mind when visiting Cala Varques. The cove is not patrolled by lifeguards, so caution is advised, especially when swimming. Visitors should also keep the beach clean and take their rubbish with them as there are no litter bins nearby.
Porto Petro, Mallorca, Spain
Porto Petro on Mallorca in Spain is a small, picturesque fishing port on the south-east coast of Mallorca. The harbour is surrounded by rocks and pine forests and offers a magnificent view of the turquoise sea. The harbour is not very big, but it has its charm and unique atmosphere. Porto Petro harbour is still an active fishing port and you can see fishermen loading and unloading their boats. There are also a number of restaurants and bars around the harbour serving fresh fish and seafood caught straight from the sea. The atmosphere here is relaxed and casual, and it's a great place to enjoy a cool drink and take in the sea views. The port of Porto Petro is also a popular starting point for boat trips along the coast. There are various boat tours on offer, from short excursions to full day boat trips exploring the stunning coves and beaches in the area. There are also some beautiful beaches and coves within walking distance of the port, such as Cala Mondragó and Cala d'Or. The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty and offers many opportunities for hiking and cycling.
Pollenca bay and beaches
The bay of Pollenca in Mallorca is known for picturesque beaches and crystal clear waters. One of the most famous beaches in the bay is Playa de Formentor, which is often called one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. With its fine white sand beaches, turquoise waters and surrounding mountains and pine forests, Playa de Formentor is a true paradise for sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts. There are other beaches in the bay of Pollenca, such as Playa de Alcudia and Playa de Muro, both of which have miles of sandy beaches and are a popular destination for families. These beaches offer a variety of activities, including water sports, beach games and relaxation in the beach bars. Another beach in the bay of Pollenca that is especially popular with locals is Cala Sant Vicenc. The beach consists of several small coves with crystal clear waters and is surrounded by steep cliffs. These coves are ideal for snorkeling and swimming, and there are also hiking trails along the coast that lead to other hidden beaches. Pollenca Bay also offers a variety of water sports, including kite surfing, sailing and windsurfing. The windy northeast trade winds provide constant conditions that are perfect for these activities. There are also numerous boat excursions available from the bay, including day trips to other bays and beaches on the island.
Mediterranean villages
The photograph shows a beautiful little village by the sea, surrounded by the majestic mountains of the Tramuntana in Mallorca. The houses of the village are made of natural stone. The houses are built close together and form a picturesque sight reminiscent of the traditional villages of the Mediterranean. The village extends to the sea and offers a great view of the crystal clear water and gentle waves. A small promenade leads through the village and on to the sea. It is surrounded by palm and pine trees and offers a beautiful picture framed by the largely untouched nature. The pine and palm trees provide shade and create a peaceful atmosphere that soothes the eye. In the background, the mountains of the Tramuntana rise majestically, giving the picture a dramatic backdrop. The mountains are covered with green trees and seem to float like a painting against the bright blue sky. The village itself has the charm and tranquillity of a traditional Mallorcan village. The streets are paved with cobblestones and lead to small squares and alleys. Some of the houses have colourful shutters painted in green and blue, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The painting gives a glimpse of life in a Mediterranean village and shows how nature and architecture can work together harmoniously.
Deia, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Deia, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. Deia in the Balearic Islands is a small, charming village on the northwest coast of Mallorca, Spain. It is known for its stunning natural landscape, spectacular sea views and rich cultural history. Deia is a place that has inspired many artists and writers, including the famous writer Robert Graves. One of the main attractions of Deia is the picturesque cove located at the foot of the village. The cove is surrounded by steep cliffs and offers spectacular views of the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. The bay is also a popular place for swimming and sunbathing, especially during the summer months when the weather is warm and sunny. Deia is also known for its many cultural attractions. The village has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. The church of Deia, built in the 13th century, is one of the most important sights in the town. The village also has many art galleries and museums that focus on the history and culture of Deia. In recent years, Deia has become a popular destination for tourists who want to experience the beauty and culture of Mallorca. The village has a variety of accommodation, restaurants and bars that offer visitors a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Bougainvillea
The bougainvillea flower (bougainvillea, bougainvillee) is a tropical plant native to the forests of South and Central America. It is very hardy and can thrive in many climates, including hot and dry areas. It has a unique and vibrant flower that comes in a variety of colours including purple, pink, red, yellow and white. The flowers of the bougainvillea are very striking and are admired by many gardeners. The plant has three types of petals known as bracts. The small flowers, which are arranged in groups, are hidden in the middle of the bracts. The petals are usually temporary and die back after a few weeks. Bougainvillea grows well in a garden or on a house wall. They can be grown in containers and used as a potted or ornamental plant. The plant is also very adaptable and can thrive in many climates, for example in subtropical areas all the way to the southern Mediterranean. Bougainvillea is undemanding and needs little care to grow well. The soil should be deep, well-drained and loose.
Portals nous, Mallorca, Spain
Portals Nous is located on the west coast of Mallorca and is about 10 km southwest of Palma de Mallorca. The town is known for its marina - where many expensive yachts anchor. The harbour is surrounded by beautiful beaches, making it an ideal place for sunbathing and swimming. Next to the harbour there are many shops, restaurants and bars, all close to the beach and the sea. There are also plenty of luxury villas and expensive luxury flats surrounding the area, making Portals Nous a popular place to live for the wealthy. Near Portals Nous there are some of the best golf courses on the island, including the famous Bendinat Golf Course, which is surrounded by the beautiful nature of Mallorca. Portals Nous is also a good base for exploring other interesting places on Mallorca. The nearby beaches of Palma Nova and Magaluf offer a vibrant nightlife and plenty of beach activities, while the medieval village of Calvià, with its narrow streets and traditional houses, gives an insight into the island's history and culture. In summary, Portals Nous is a town renowned for its beautiful surroundings, marina, shops and restaurants, its proximity to some of the best golf courses on the island and its location as a base for further exploration of Mallorca.
Santa Ponsa, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Santa Ponsa Balearic Islands is a beautiful town on the southwest coast of Mallorca. It is a well-known tourist destination and a popular holiday resort that attracts visitors from all over the world. Santa Ponca is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and warm climate, ideal for relaxing and sunbathing. There are many restaurants, cafés and bars offering a wide range of local specialities. For the adventurous, there are many options such as water sports, hiking or cycling
Black and white images
Black and white images have a timeless beauty and elegance that makes them a popular choice for wall decoration. They can create a unique atmosphere and a sense of nostalgia in a room. Black and white images are available in many different styles and themes and can evoke a variety of emotions. One advantage of black and white images is that they fit seamlessly into many different decorating styles. They go well with modern and minimalist spaces as they draw attention to the details of the image and are not distracted by colours. At the same time, they also add a timeless elegance to traditional and vintage-inspired spaces. Black and white images can also have a strong emotional impact as they often create a dramatic mood. In portrait photography, for example, black and white images can highlight a strong personality and character traits of the subject. The choice of subject is also important when it comes to black and white images. Abstract shapes and patterns can create an abstract and surrealistic atmosphere, while architectural images can convey a cool and precise mood. Overall, black and white images are a versatile and timeless choice for wall decor. They can be found in many different styles and themes and are a great way to create an atmosphere of elegance, nostalgia and drama in a room.
Cala Anguila and Cala Mendia, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Anguila and Cala Mendia on the Balearic island of Mallorca in Spain are two neighbouring bays on the east coast of Mallorca that are often visited together. Both coves are surrounded by rocks and pine trees and offer turquoise waters and fine white sand. Although they are close to each other, they each have their own unique atmosphere and character. Cala Anguila is the larger of the two bays and offers more facilities such as restaurants and bars. The beach is wider and has more space for sunbathers. There are also a variety of water sports available for hire such as jet skis, pedal boats and snorkelling equipment. The beach is popular with families with children and young people looking for activities and entertainment. Cala Mendia, on the other hand, is smaller and quieter. The cove is surrounded by rocks and pine trees and offers a beautiful view of the sea. The beach is narrower and more intimate than Cala Anguila, offering a quieter and more relaxed environment. There are no facilities here, so it is important to bring enough provisions and water. Both coves are ideal for swimming and snorkelling as the water here is crystal clear and many species of fish can be seen. There are also some hiking trails along the coast that can be explored.
Manacor, Balearic Islands, Spain
Manacor is a town in the east of Mallorca known for its traditions, its history. The town is the second largest urban centre on the island and has a rich history dating back to Roman times. Manacor is known for its production of beads and for its ceramic traditions, which are still practised by many locals. The town also has a vibrant art scene and is a major venue for exhibitions and festivals. Another highlight in Manacor is the town hall, which was built in neoclassical style and is an impressive building. The church of Nostra Senyora dels Dolors is also worth a visit and is considered one of the most important religious buildings on the island. Near Manacor there are many beaches and coves worth visiting, such as Cala Anguila, Cala Varques and Cala Magraner. Manacor is also an important agricultural centre on the island and is known for its wines and olive oils. There are many local shops and markets selling fresh produce, as well as some well-known wineries welcoming visitors. The town is also an important educational centre on the island, with a large number of schools, high schools and the University of the Balearic Islands.
Cala Millor, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Millor, Majorca (Mallorca), Spain. Cala Millor ("Best Bay") is a tourist town on the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca. It is located on the east coast of the island in the region (Comarca) Llevant at the Badia de Son Servera in the holiday area named after it. The northern part of Cala Millor belongs to the municipality of Son Servera, the southern part, towards the Punta de n'Amer peninsula, to the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar. The border between the two municipalities is on the streets Carrer de sa Figuera and Carrer de Sol Naixent.
Sant Elm, Mallorca, Spain
Sant Elm is a small Spanish village on the west coast of the Balearic island of Mallorca. It is situated at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains and offers breathtaking views of the island of Sa Dragonera. The village is known for its picturesque beauty and unspoilt beaches. Once a small fishing village, Sant Elm has become a popular tourist destination in recent years. Nevertheless, it has retained its original charm and character. With its relaxed atmosphere and it is an ideal place to relax and enjoy nature. Sant Elm offers its visitors a wealth of activities. The beach is a perfect place for sunbathing, swimming or snorkelling. There are also many hiking trails in the area that lead through the impressive landscape of the Tramuntana mountains. One popular hike is to the island of Sa Dragonera. This island is a nature reserve and offers stunning views of the surrounding area. Sant Elm also has many restaurants and bars offering a wide range of local and international food. The village also has a rich history and culture, which can be seen in the streets and buildings of the village. One of the most notable sights is the small chapel of Sant Elm, perched on a rock above the village. Sant Elm is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the tourist centres and relax in a quiet, picturesque setting.
Santanyi, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Santanyi, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. Santanyi is a charming town in the south-east of Mallorca and offers a variety of sights and activities. Here are some of the best things to do in and around Santanyi: Visit the weekly market: Santanyi's market is held every Wednesday and Saturday and is a must for any visitor. Here you will find a wide range of local products such as olive oil, cheese and wine as well as handmade jewellery and ceramics. Exploring the old town: The narrow streets and whitewashed houses of Santanyi's old town are well worth a stroll. Here you will also find the beautiful church of Sant Andreu and the town hall, both from the 18th century. Visit Cala Santanyi: This beautiful cove with crystal clear waters is a great place for swimming, snorkelling and relaxing. Nearby is also Cala Llombards, which is also worth a visit. Trip to Mondrago Nature Park: Mondrago Nature Park is a protected area in the south-east of Mallorca with beautiful beaches and hiking trails. Here you can discover a variety of wildlife and plants. Discovering the surrounding area: There are many charming villages in the Santanyi area, such as Cas Concos, Calonge or Alqueria Blanca, which are well worth a visit. The bays of Cala Figuera and Cala Mondrago are also worth a trip.
Cala Major, Palma Majorca, Spain
Cala Major is a popular seaside resort on the island of Mallorca. It is located to the west of Palma de Mallorca and is about 10 kilometres from the city centre. The resort offers a range of amenities including restaurants, bars, cafés and shops. However, the main attraction of Cala Major is undoubtedly the beach, which is located in a picturesque bay. Cala Major's beach is wide and offers fine golden sand and crystal clear waters. There are sun loungers and parasols for hire, as well as a beach bar and toilets. The beach is very child-friendly and there is also a play area for children. The beach can get very crowded in summer, but out of season it is a quiet place to relax and sunbathe. Cala Major was a place where many famous people such as Joan Miró and Frederic Chopin lived in the 1950s. Joan Miró's former house is now a museum and can be visited. Near Cala Major is also Bellver Castle, a 14th century Gothic fortress located on a hill above Palma de Mallorca. It is one of the island's most important sights and offers magnificent views of the bay of Palma. All in all, Cala Major is an attractive holiday destination for those looking for a relaxing beach holiday in Mallorca, but who still want to stay close to Palma de Mallorca.
Cala Mondrago, Natural Park, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Mondrago is a beautiful cove on the south-east coast of Mallorca and part of the Mondrago Natural Park. The cove is surrounded by rocks and pine trees and offers crystal clear waters and fine white sand. It is a popular place for families with children as the water is shallow and safe. There is also a beach bar and toilets. Mondrago Nature Park is a 766-hectare nature reserve that is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on Mallorca, including Cala Mondrago, Calo Burgit, S'Amarador and Cala Barca. The park is a nature lover's paradise, with many hiking trails and abundant wildlife, including rare bird species and endemic plants. Cala Mondrago is a good starting point for walks in the Mondrago Natural Park. There are many hiking trails that lead through the unspoilt landscape and along the coast. Particularly worthwhile is the path to the viewpoint Cap des Moro, from where you have a spectacular view of the bay. Cala Barca is another beautiful cove in the Mondrago Natural Park. The cove is surrounded by rocks and pine trees. There is also a beach bar and a landing stage for boats here. Calo Burgit is a small, secluded cove in the Mondrago Natural Park. The cove is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the natural beauty of the surroundings. S'Amarador is another beautiful cove in the Mondrago Natural Park.
Green new forest
The forest is a wonderful place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The dense trees and the lush green of the leaves create a calming and peaceful atmosphere that refreshes the soul and invigorates the mind. When you enter a forest, you are immediately enveloped by the fresh air and the delicious smell of damp soil and green plants. The smell of fresh wood and the scent of wild flowers mingle with the soft rustling of leaves in the wind and the gentle songs of birds perched high up in the trees. It is a real treat to be in the midst of this natural beauty. The forest also offers a wealth of opportunities to experience nature up close. You can go for walks, hikes or just sit on a bench and enjoy the beauty around you. There are so many different plants and animals in the forest that you can always make new discoveries. An encounter with a shy deer or a squirrel prowling in the trees can be an unforgettable experience.
Spanish landscapes
The Iberian Peninsula in general, and Spain in particular in southern Europe, is known for its breathtaking scenery, ranging from snow-capped mountains to sun-drenched beaches and rugged deserts. The Spanish landscape is characterized by contrasts and diversity that make it a unique destination. The Balearic Islands are a group of islands in the Mediterranean Sea that belong to Spain. They consist of the four main islands Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera and numerous smaller islands. The landscape of the Balearic Islands is characterized by turquoise waters, beautiful beaches, steep cliffs and rolling hills. This is proven not least by the millions of tourists arriving every year to spend their vacations on the archipelago. They arrive by ferry, cruise ship or plane. Mallorca is the largest island of the Balearic Islands and a very popular tourist destination. The landscape of the island is varied and offers both mountains and sea. The Serra de Tramuntana is a mountain range in the northwest of the island and offers spectacular views of the sea and the surrounding countryside. The flat landscape in the south of the island with famous beaches such as Es Trenc is also a highlight.
Felanitx Mallorca
Felanitx is a small town in the east of the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca. The town is located about 50 kilometres from the island's capital Palma de Mallorca and is surrounded by mountains and hills. Felanitx has a long history and is considered one of the oldest settlements on the island. The town has about 18,000 inhabitants and is an important centre for agriculture and wine production. Here you will find many wineries and olive groves that characterise the hilly landscape. The region is known for its excellent wine, especially the red wine from the Manto Negro variety. Felanitx also has a rich cultural history and is known for its imposing church of Sant Miquel. This church dates back to the 13th century and has an impressive Gothic façade. Inside the church you will also find numerous works of art, including paintings, sculptures and frescoes. Another highlight of Felanitx is the weekly market, which takes place every Sunday. Here you can buy local products such as fruit, vegetables, cheese, olive oil and of course wine. The market is also a popular meeting place for locals and tourists and offers a lively atmosphere. Besides the wine production and the market, Felanitx is also a popular destination for hikers and cyclists. There are numerous hiking and cycling trails that lead through the hilly landscape and offer breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
Selva, Mallorca
Selva is a small town in the north of the Balearic island of Mallorca, in the Raiguer region. The town is located at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. Selva is a quiet and relaxed town, perfect for travellers looking for an authentic and peaceful place. Selva is known for its traditional Mallorcan architecture and the town's historic centre, which has narrow streets and charming squares. An example of this is the Plaza Mayor, the town's main square, where locals gather and where you will find several bars and restaurants serving regional cuisine. The city also has a long history and there are many historical buildings and monuments to visit. One of the most important sights is the parish church of Selva, which was built in the 18th century. Selva is also a popular destination for cyclists, as the area around the town provides an excellent backdrop for cycling. The mountains of the Tramuntana range and the many quiet roads and paths in the area make Selva an ideal starting point for cycling tours. There are many routes for all levels of difficulty that lead through the surrounding hills and mountains and offer breathtaking views of the countryside. One of the most popular routes is the one to the monastery of Lluc, which is also one of the most famous routes for hikers.
photo4me pictures
Wall pictures can beautify a room in many ways and give it a personal touch. There is an incredible variety of wall pictures on the market, from art prints to modern photographs and abstract artworks. It is important to choose a wall pictures that fits the style of the apartment and personal preferences. Classic images can depict historical scenes, portraits, landscapes, and still lifes, and are often available in a variety of sizes and styles. However, if you choose a classic wall picture, make sure that it goes well with the rest of the interior and doesn't look too cluttered. For a more modern aesthetic, abstract images or photographs are suitable. Abstract artwork can create a creative atmosphere and use a subtle color palette to create a calm yet eye-catching mood. Photographs, on the other hand, can depict personal memories or landscapes that fill a space with emotion and history. You can choose between different formats and sizes to find the perfect wall pictures. Another important factor when choosing a wall pictures is the quality of the material. High quality canvases, papers and paints can enhance the beauty of a piece of art and ensure that it will last for a long time. Therefore, if you want to buy a wall pictures, you should look around and make sure that it comes from a reliable manufacturer.
Beautiful landscapes
Beautiful landscapes exist all over the world. From majestic mountain peaks and green valleys to picturesque coastlines and endless deserts, each landscape has its own charm and beauty. Mountains are certainly one of the most spectacular landscapes. Their majestic peaks, covered in snow and towering into the sky, are an impressive backdrop. Many mountains also offer beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and towns. Coasts are another spectacular form of landscape. The rugged cliffs, gentle sandy beaches and turquoise waters are a sight to behold. Beautiful landscapes also have a positive effect on our health and well-being. The natural beauty of landscapes can reduce stress, improve mood and inspire us. Exploring landscapes can also keep us physically active and give us the opportunity to experience nature and its beauty up close.
Alcudia, Mallorca, Spain
Alcudia, Port Alcudia, Majorca (Mallorca), Spain. Alcúdia is a municipality on the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca. The small town of the same name is the administrative seat of the municipality in the region (comarca) of Raiguer. The name Alcúdia comes from the Arabic al-Kudiyya and means "the hill", which refers to the location of the historic town centre, which lies on the mountain saddle between the Bay of Pollença and the Bay of Alcúdia, which are separated by a flat mountain range.
Landscape images
Impressive landscape paintings are a great choice for any room, especially the living room. They can have an amazing effect on the atmosphere and style of the room. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist or traditional décor, there are a variety of landscape pictures to choose from. Images of majestic mountains, picturesque beaches, tranquil lakes and lush forests are popular options and can be found in a variety of sizes and styles. A large landscape painting can serve as a statement piece in a room and have an amazing effect on the mood of the room. It can open up the space and add a touch of nature. Small landscape paintings can be hung in groups to create a unique gallery effect. There is also the option of choosing a specific theme to enhance the décor in the room. A beach theme can create a relaxed and inviting atmosphere, while a mountain theme can convey peace and tranquillity. The colours of the painting can be matched to the colour palette of the room to create an overall harmonious look. Overall, landscape paintings are a great way to enhance the living room and create a calm and relaxing atmosphere. With a variety of options to choose from and different ways to display them, any room can be embellished in a unique way.
Porto Cristo, Majorca, Spain
Porto Cristo is a picturesque coastal town on the east coast of Mallorca and is located about 12 kilometres south of Manacor. The port of Porto Cristo is an important fishing port and a popular destination for tourists who want to experience traditional Mallorcan life. There are many activities for visitors in Porto Cristo, including boat trips, diving, snorkelling and water sports. The port also offers opportunities for anglers who want to go on a fishing trip. One of the most famous sights in Porto Cristo is the Coves del Drach, a series of underground caves known for their stunning underground lakes and stalactites. There are daily guided tours of the caves, which are suitable for visitors of all ages. There are also many restaurants and bars in the town serving local specialities and drinks. Most of these places are located in the centre of Porto Cristo and offer a beautiful view of the harbour. Another highlight in Porto Cristo is the monastery of Santa Maria dels Angels, built in 1699. It is a beautiful example of Mallorcan architecture and offers an insight into the history and culture of the island. Porto Cristo is also an ideal starting point for excursions in the surrounding area. There are many beaches nearby, such as Cala Mandia, Cala Romantica and Cala Anguila, which are among the most beautiful beaches on the island.
Porto Colom lighthouse
The Porto Colom lighthouse, also known as Far de Porto Colom, is a historical landmark and an important part of Mallorca's maritime history. The lighthouse was built in 1860 and stands on a cliff at the entrance to the bay of Porto Colom, on the south-east coast of the island. With a height of 31 metres, the Porto Colom lighthouse is an impressive structure that is still in operation and important for shipping traffic. The viewing platform at the top of the lighthouse offers a great panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding area. There are also many hiking trails near the lighthouse that lead along the coast and through the surrounding countryside. These offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy the picturesque surroundings and nature. Porto Colom lighthouse is also a popular destination for photographers, especially at sunset. The area around the lighthouse is also a popular place for many activities. There are many restaurants and bars in the area where visitors can enjoy local dishes and drinks. Porto Colom lighthouse an impressive historical landmark that plays an important role in Mallorca's maritime history. The views from the lighthouse and the surrounding landscape are breathtaking and offer visitors an unforgettable experience. The Porto Colom lighthouse is a must-see for anyone visiting the south-east coast of Mallorca.
Santa Maria del Cami Mallorca
Santa Maria del Cami is a charming little town in the heart of Mallorca, known for its wine and olive oil production, its authentic atmosphere and its historic buildings. In the Middle Ages, Santa Maria was an important place for growing wine and olives. One of the most important sights of Santa Maria is the church of Santa Maria la Major, which was built in the 14th century and is one of the oldest churches on the island. The church is built in Gothic style and has a magnificent bell tower as well as beautiful stained glass windows and altarpieces. Another highlight of Santa Maria is the Plaza Nova, a beautiful square in the heart of the city surrounded by historic buildings and restaurants. A market is also held here every Sunday, where you can buy local products such as olive oil, cheese, cured meats, fruit and vegetables, and handicrafts. The market is also a popular meeting place for locals and tourists and offers an authentic real-life atmosphere. There are many wineries and cellars here that offer tours and tastings. There are also many restaurants and cafés specialising in local cuisine and produce. In the surroundings of Santa Maria there are many opportunities for activities such as hiking, cycling, horse riding and climbing.
Sineu Mallorca
Sineu is a charming small town in the centre of Mallorca, known for its authentic atmosphere, historic buildings and culinary traditions. The town has a long history and was already settled by the Romans. In the Middle Ages, Sineu was an important town and trading centre in Mallorca. One of the most important sights of Sineu is the church of Santa Maria de Sineu, which was built in the 13th century and is one of the oldest churches on the island. The church is built in the Gothic style and has a magnificent bell tower as well as beautiful stained glass windows and altarpieces. Another highlight of Sineu is the weekly market, which takes place every Wednesday and is one of the largest and oldest markets on Mallorca. Here you can buy local products such as olive oil, cheese, sausages, fruit and vegetables as well as handicrafts and clothing. The market is also a popular meeting place for locals and tourists and offers a truly authentic atmosphere. Sineu is also known for its culinary traditions and gastronomy. There are many restaurants and cafés here that specialise in local cuisine and products. The landscape and surroundings of Sineu are characterised by fields and olive groves that extend to the mountains in the north of the island.
Magaluf, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Magaluf is a town on the southwest coast of Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain and belongs to the municipality of Calvià. The town is known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife and numerous leisure activities. Young people in particular are drawn here in the summer months to party and have fun. Magaluf is known for its distinct party scene, with numerous clubs, bars and restaurants along the main street. There are also many activities to do during the day, such as water sports, sunbathing or trips to nearby attractions. The beaches of Magaluf are characterised by white sand and crystal clear water. The beach is wide and offers many sun loungers and parasols for hire. There are also many beach bars and restaurants along the beach where you can relax and refresh yourself. For families with children, Magaluf also has many entertainment options such as water parks and animal parks. Despite its party scene and reputation as a party hotspot, Magaluf also offers a quieter side. There are many quiet places to retreat and relax, such as in the mountains behind the town, where you can go hiking and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Traditional shops in Palma majorca
Palma Majorca is not only known for its beautiful beaches, historic buildings and delicious cuisine, but also for its traditional and authentic shops. These shops have often been family-owned for generations and offer handmade products made from high-quality materials. One of the most famous and oldest shops in Palma de Mallorca is the Forn Fondo bakery, which has been around since 1745 and specialises in making ensaimadas, a traditional Mallorcan sweet. Here visitors can see how the ensaimadas are handmade and baked in the traditional wood-fired oven. Another traditional shop is the Yanko shoe manufactory, which has been making handmade shoes since 1961.Flassader Perfumery has been in Palma de Mallorca since 1917 and offers handmade perfumes and cosmetics made from natural ingredients. The leather goods manufactory Rialto Living is also worth a visit. Here, customers can find handmade bags, purses and accessories made of leather and other high-quality materials. In addition to these shops, there are also many small craft shops that offer handmade products from the region, such as ceramics, textiles and jewellery. These shops are an important part of Mallorcan culture and offer visitors the opportunity to buy authentic products while supporting the island's crafts and traditions.
Cala Figuera, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Cala Figuera, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. Cala Figuera ("Fig Bay") is a small town and bay in the south-east of the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca. The village and the bay are located on the south-east coast of the island in the region (comarca) of Migjorn, about 62 km from Palma de Mallorca and about 5 km from the town of Santanyí. The village is located in a fjord-like bay and was formerly the port of Santanyí. The bay consists of two parts (arms of water), Caló d'En Boira and Caló d'En Busques, which form a Y. The neighbouring villages are the town of Santanyí and Cala Santanyí.
Cala Ratjada (Cala Rajada), Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Cala Ratjada (Cala Rajada), Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands is a picturesque coastal village in the northeast of Mallorca, Spain, known for its beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters. It is a popular destination for tourists who want to experience the beauty and charm of the Balearic island. One of the main attractions of Cala Ratjada are the beaches, which are located very close to the village. The beaches are known for their unspoilt beauty and crystal clear waters. The most popular beaches include Cala Agulla, a picturesque cove with white sand and turquoise waters, and the beaches of Cala Mesquida, Cala Gat and Son Moll. Cala Ratjada also has many other sights and activities to offer. The village has a picturesque harbour promenade with many shops, bars and restaurants offering local food and drinks. There are also many opportunities for water sports, including sailing, diving and snorkelling, as well as trips to nearby islands such as Menorca and Cabrera. There are also many other places and attractions to explore near Cala Ratjada, such as the Llevant Nature Reserve, which offers stunning scenery with many hiking trails and viewpoints. The village of Capdepera, just a few kilometres from Cala Ratjada, is also worth a visit, with its medieval fortress and charming old town.
Montuiri, charming town, Mallorca
Montuiri is a charming town in Mallorca, characterised by its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful landscape. Located in the centre of the island, it is a perfect place for tourists who want to experience authentic Mallorca and like to travel off the beaten track. The old town of Montuiri is a collection of narrow streets lined with traditional Mallorcan houses and old churches. Here you can experience the authentic life of the locals and visit local markets, festivals and celebrations. The town also has a rich history and has been inhabited since Roman times. There are many hiking trails in Montuiri that are perfect for exploring the countryside and mountain villages. The most famous trail is the circular Camí de s'Ermita, which offers beautiful views of the mountains and the valley. Montuiri is also known for its local cuisine, especially its frit mallorquí, a traditional meat and vegetable pan. There are many restaurants and bars serving local cuisine and serving local wines. There are many other places of interest to visit near Montuiri, such as the Santuario de Cura monastery, located on a high hill. The nearby town of Pina is also worth a visit and is known for its historic architecture and beautiful squares. Montuiri is an idyllic place in Mallorca that will enchant you with its beauty and authenticity.
Sierra de Tramuntana, Mallorca
The Sierra de Tramuntana is an impressive mountain range in the north-west of Mallorca that is around 90 kilometres long. It stretches from Andratx in the southwest to Pollenca in the northeast and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mountain range is of great importance to the landscape, culture and history of Mallorca and attracts thousands of visitors every year. The Sierra de Tramuntana is known for its dramatic rocky cliffs, rugged peaks, deep gorges and stunning landscapes. Hikers can choose from a variety of routes and levels of difficulty to enjoy the mountains to the full. There are many options for day hikes and longer trekking routes, all offering breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding countryside. The mountains are also an important habitat for many animal and plant species, including the rare Mallorcan mountain sheep and the endemic plant "Sa Fita de Bou", which is only found in the Tramuntana. In the winter months it is also possible to see snow on the peaks, which is a rare and fascinating experience in Mallorca. The Sierra de Tramuntana is not only known for its natural beauty, but also for its cultural and historical significance. There are many villages and towns near the mountains that have a rich history and tradition.
Potted plants, Potted flowers
Photographs of beautiful pot plants, for example: Geraniums: These flowers have showy blooms in a variety of colours and can easily be grown in larger containers. Petunias: Another popular choice for pot plants, petunias have large, colourful flowers and grow well in sunny areas. Lobelia: A plant with small, blue flowers that grow well in hanging baskets or larger pots. Begonias: Begonias have showy leaves and flowers and grow well in shady areas. Sage: An aromatic plant with pretty blue flowers that grows well in larger containers or pots. Daisies: Daisies have white, yellow or pink flowers and grow well in sunny areas. Lilies: A plant with showy flowers in different colours that grows well in larger pots. Monstera Deliciosa: This plant has large, green leaves with holes and is very popular as an indoor plant. Ficus Lyrata: Also known as the violin fig, this plant has large, leathery leaves in the shape of violins. Pilea Peperomioides: A small, low-maintenance plant with circular leaves that is often called the "Chinese money tree". String of Pearls: A hanging plant with small, round leaves that resemble strings of pearls.
Spanish village
Some of the most beautiful villages in Spain are on Mallorca. Fornalutx, for example, has been named the most beautiful village in Spain several times. To be more precise, it has won the title of "Spain's most beautiful village" a total of two times. The inhabitants of Fornalutx were very proud of this award and have considered it a confirmation of the beauty of their village ever since. Fornalutx also won a second vote and was again named the most beautiful village in Spain. These awards are a testament to the natural beauty and charm of Fornalutx, which is known for its picturesque streets, beautiful scenery and well-preserved stone buildings. Biniaraix has also been named one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. Biniaraix is a picturesque village near Sóller in Mallorca and is considered a hidden gem of the island. The village is known for its traditional stone buildings, narrow streets and picturesque scenery around the Tramuntana mountains. Being named one of the most beautiful villages in Spain is a testament to the charm and beauty of Biniaraix. The village attracts many visitors every year who come to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty of the surroundings.
Paguera, holiday resort on Majora
Paguera or Peguera is a beautiful holiday resort on Mallorca and a popular destination for tourists who want to relax and enjoy the beauty of the island. The town is located on the southwest coast of Mallorca, between the towns of Andratx and Calvia. Paguera offers a picturesque setting surrounded by the high mountains of the Tramuntana and the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. The town is known for its three sandy beaches - Playa Palmira, Playa de Tora and Playa de la Romana - surrounded by clean and calm waters. Here you can sunbathe, swim, dive or just take a leisurely stroll along the coast. There are also many water sports such as sailing, surfing and jet skiing. Paguera has a lively atmosphere and offers a wide range of restaurants, bars and shops. The main street, Boulevard de Paguera, is a pedestrianised area lined with restaurants, cafés, souvenir shops and boutiques. It's a great place to sample the local cuisine and wines or buy a souvenir to remember your stay. There are many walking and cycling trails in the Paguera area, perfect for active travellers. You can hike through the beautiful landscape of the Tramuntana mountains or enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea. Paguera is a place that has something for everyone, whether you want to relax or be active. It is an ideal place for families, couples and friends alike.
Arta, old town fortress, Spain
Arta is a charming town in the northeast of Mallorca. The town is surrounded by green hills and mountains and offers breathtaking views of the sea. The town is known for its picturesque streets, historic buildings and cultural sights. A special highlight in Arta is the Santuari de Sant Salvador fortress. The fortress is perched on a hill and offers a great panoramic view of the town and the sea. The fortress was built in the 14th century and is an important part of the town's history. Another highlight in Arta is the Santuari de Sant Salvador de la Colònia de Sant Pere monastery. The monastery was built in the 19th century and is an example of neo-Gothic architecture. The church in the monastery is decorated with old frescoes and paintings. Another highlight of the town is the weekly market, which takes place every Tuesday. Here you can sample and buy local produce such as fresh fruit and vegetables, olive oil and wine. There is also a great selection of handicrafts and souvenirs. Arta is also known for its beaches and coves, including Cala Torta, Cala Agulla and Cala Mesquida. These beaches are ideal for sunbathing and swimming. Near Arta you will also find the archaeological site of Talayot de Ses Païsses, a prehistoric settlement from the Bronze Age.
Portals Vells, Majorca, Spain
Portals Vells is an idyllic stretch of coast in the southwest of Mallorca, known for its quiet coves and clear waters. It is located near the municipality of Calvià and is surrounded by dense pine forests and Mediterranean vegetation. The bay is actually made up of three coves - Cala del Mago, Playa del Rei and Portals Vells. Cala del Mago is the most famous of the three coves and takes its name from the artist Miquel Barceló, who used to have a studio here. The cove is surrounded by cliffs and rocks and has crystal clear waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Playa del Rei is another picturesque cove with fine sand and crystal clear waters. Portals Vells is another cove near Cala del Mago and Playa del Rei. Here you will find a restaurant overlooking the bay that specialises in fish dishes. The bay is surrounded by rocks and cliffs, which gives it a very picturesque atmosphere. The landscape of Portals Vells is characterised by pine forests and Mediterranean vegetation, which form an idyllic backdrop to the coves. Portals Vells is a popular destination for water sports activities such as snorkelling, diving and boating. There are also a variety of boat tours that sail along the coast, taking visitors to the most beautiful coves and beaches in the region.
Colonia de Sant Jordi with lighthouse
Colonia de Sant Jordi with its striking lighthouse is a small coastal town in the south of the Balearic island of Mallorca. The place is known for its beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters. There are many interesting places and sights to visit in the surroundings of Colonia de Sant Jordi, such as the Mondragó Nature Park, the island of Cabrera and the salt flats of Es Trenc. Colonia de Sant Jordi is also a popular destination for water sports. The area offers many opportunities for sailing, diving, snorkelling and windsurfing. There are many diving centres and boat rentals in the area that offer excursions to the surrounding waters. In the town itself there are also many bars and restaurants offering local food and drinks. The fresh seafood and fish dishes served in the town's restaurants are particularly well known. Overall, Colonia de Sant Jordi is a wonderful destination in Mallorca for travellers seeking beautiful beaches, water sports, nature and local cuisine. The Colonia de Sant Jordi lighthouse is also a popular attraction and offers spectacular views of the coast and surrounding sea.
Calvary steps Pollenca
Calvary with the chapel Eglesia del Calvari northwest of the center of Pollenca on the Balearic island of Mallorca (The Calvary steps). It is an important place of pilgrimage in Mallorca and a popular destination for tourists and locals who want to enjoy the magnificent views of the town and the surrounding countryside. Calvary consists of a total of 365 steps leading to a small chapel dedicated to the patron saint of Pollenca, the Virgin Mary. The climb can be strenuous, but the breathtaking views of the town and mountains are well worth it. There are also several small chapels along the way depicting various scenes from the Passion of Christ. Every year on Good Friday there is a procession in which a statue of the Virgin Mary is carried up Calvary. Thousands of faithful participate in this event, and the streets and steps of the mountain are decorated with candles and flowers. In addition to the religious significance of Calvary, it is also a popular destination for hikers and walkers. There are many hiking trails that lead up the mountain and wind through the surrounding forests. The view from the top of Calvary is spectacular, offering unforgettable views of the city and surrounding mountains.
Soller, Mallorca, Spain
The municipality of Soller is a charming town in the northwest of Mallorca, known for its historic architecture, natural beauty and cultural importance. It is located at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains and offers fascinating views of the surrounding countryside and the Mediterranean Sea. The historic center of Soller consists of narrow streets and old buildings. The architecture reflects the influence of the Moors and the Christians who settled the island in the past. Among the most famous sights of the town are the Gothic parish church of Sant Bartomeu and the town hall, both built in the 17th century. One of the main attractions of Soller is the old tramway that connects the city center with the port of Port de Soller. The streetcar was built in the early 20th century and is still in operation today. A ride on the streetcar offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and the sea. The city center is home to several art galleries and museums, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Natural History. The town also hosts several traditional festivals and celebrations, such as the Feast of Saint Bartholomew in August and the Orange Festival in May. Soller many opportunities to explore the surrounding countryside. There are several hiking trails and bike paths that lead through the mountains and valleys of the region.
Cala Romantica, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Romantica is a beautiful beach on the east coast of the Balearic island of Mallorca in Spain and is also known as Platja Romantica. The bay is surrounded by steep cliffs and offers crystal clear water and a fine sandy beach. It is a popular destination for tourists looking for relaxation and recreation. Cala Romantica is about 12 kilometres from Porto Cristo and offers a beautiful view of the sea. The cove is surrounded by pine forests and rocky shores and is the perfect place for a quiet and relaxing day at the beach. There is also a beach bar offering drinks and snacks. Near Cala Romantica there are several restaurants and bars serving local cuisine and drinks. Overall, Cala Romantica offers a picturesque setting and a relaxed atmosphere for a memorable day at the beach. Cala Romantica is also a great base for excursions in the surrounding area. About 20 minutes away by car is the Coves del Drach, a stunning cave with underground lakes. The nearby fishing village of Porto Cristo is also worth a visit, where you can see the harbour, the monastery and the museum. All around, Cala Romantica is a beautiful place for a relaxing day at the beach or for an excursion to the surrounding region. The bay offers picturesque scenery and clear waters that will be unforgettable for all visitors.
Cala Pi, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Pi is a small but stunning bay on the south coast of Mallorca, located between Llucmajor and Campos. The bay is known for its crystal clear waters and fine sandy beach surrounded by high cliffs and pine forests. Cala Pi is ideal for a quiet and relaxing day at the beach, surrounded by unspoilt nature and far away from mass tourism. In addition, there are many hiking trails near Cala Pi that wind through the rocky coastline and offer spectacular views of the sea. It is also worth visiting the Mirador de Cala Pi viewpoint, from where you have a beautiful view of the bay. There are also several restaurants and cafés around Cala Pi where you can enjoy regional specialities such as seafood and fish. Boat trips along the coast are also possible and offer a unique perspective on the beauty of the bay. Cala Pi is easily accessible and only about 30 minutes from Palma de Mallorca. You can drive to the bay by car and there are parking spaces nearby. If you prefer to travel by public transport, you can take the bus from Palma and get off at the Cala Pi stop.
Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Palma Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain. The historic old town and harbour of Palma de Mallorca is a special destination due to its rich history, architecture and natural beauty. The old town of Palma de Mallorca, also known as 'La Ciutat', is one of the best preserved historic cities in Spain. The narrow streets lined with old buildings give the city a unique atmosphere. There are numerous monuments and historic buildings here, including La Seu Cathedral, the Almudaina Palace and the Church of Santa Eulalia. Another highlight of the old town is the Plaza Mayor, the city's central square, surrounded by imposing buildings and arcades. Here you will find numerous cafés and restaurants that invite you to linger and relax. The port of Palma de Mallorca is another highlight of the city. It is one of the largest ports in the western Mediterranean and an important port of call for cruise ships. The port is surrounded by an impressive fortress wall built in the 16th century. The port of Palma is not only an important port of call for ships, but also a popular place to stroll and relax. The waterfront promenade Paseo Marítimo offers a beautiful view of the harbour and the city. Here you will find numerous restaurants and bars that invite you to linger and enjoy the view.
Port Soller, Mallorca, Spain
Port de Soller on Majorca (Mallorca), Spain. Puerto Soller (Port Soller) is a picturesque coastal town on the northwest coast of Mallorca in Spain. The region is known for its stunning landscapes of steep mountains and crystal clear waters. The idyllic harbour of Port Soller is surrounded by charming buildings and picturesque boats. The town is perfect for a relaxing holiday, with its excellent restaurants and cafés offering a wide range of local specialities. There are many activities in the area such as hiking, cycling or boat trips to explore the beauty of the surroundings. The picturesque atmosphere of Port Soller is a highlight and attracts visitors from all over the world. Port de Soller has two beautiful sandy beaches that invite you to swim and sunbathe. The larger beach is in the bay of Port de Soller, while the smaller beach is in the bay of Repic. Walks and hikes: The surroundings of Port de Soller offer many opportunities for walking and hiking. The path along the coast from Port de Soller to Cala Deia is particularly beautiful and offers spectacular views of the sea. Tramuntana Railway: A ride on the historic Tramuntana Railway from Soller to Port de Soller is an experience not to be missed. The route takes you through the mountains and offers breathtaking views of the landscape.
Cala Llombards, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Llombards is a beautiful bay on the south-east coast of Mallorca and is one of the most popular of the island's smaller beaches. The small bay is framed by a series of rocks. The clear, turquoise water and fine white sand make the beach of Cala Llombards a paradise for bathers and sun worshippers. The entire bay is surrounded by pine trees and low bushes that provide shade and are ideal for picnicking or relaxing. There is also a small beach bar offering drinks and snacks. The water depth in the bay varies and is quite shallow in some places, making it ideal for families with children. However, there are also deeper spots where you can snorkel or dive. The underwater world around Cala Llombards is rich in fish and other marine life. The beach is quite busy during the high season (June to September) and it can be difficult to find a spot on the sand. However, it is worth getting up early and visiting the bay in the early hours of the morning when it is still quiet and peaceful. There are also a number of hiking trails around Cala Llombards that are ideal for nature lovers. You can walk along the coast and enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea or stroll through the picturesque villages and olive groves in the area.
Panoramic pictures
Beautiful panoramic pictures to hang are a great way to enhance any room and give it a personal touch. Panoramic pictures are images that cover a wide field of vision and offer a sweeping view of a landscape, cityscape or landmark. They can offer a stunning aesthetic and transport the viewer to another world. There are many ways to hang panoramic images. One of the most popular methods is to use canvases, which print the image onto a large, flat surface. These canvases can come in different sizes and formats to fit almost any room. A panoramic image printed on canvas is a great way to fill a large room and make it feel like you are part of the scene. Another popular format for panoramic images is to use framed prints. These can be available in a variety of sizes and materials, from simple plastic frames to high quality wooden frames. Panoramic images in frames can be displayed in a variety of ways. They can be hung as a single large image or a series of smaller images to create a larger scene. Using framed panoramic pictures is an elegant and versatile way to enhance any room.
Historic old town of Palma de Mallorca
The historic old town of Palma de Mallorca is a true jewel of a city, attracting visitors from all over the world. The city is full of history and offers an impressive combination of old architectural treasures and modern influences. The old town consists of many small streets, squares and buildings that inspire with their history and beauty. The heart of the old town is La Seu Cathedral, one of the most impressive Gothic churches in Spain. The cathedral dominates the city skyline and is an unforgettable experience for any visitor. The Parc de la Mar, located below the cathedral, is also a popular place to relax and enjoy the view of the sea. The old town is also home to many historic buildings such as the Castell de Bellver, a 14th century castle that now houses a museum. Another highlight is the impressive town hall, which can be found in Plaça de Cort and was built in the 17th century. There are also many charming squares in the old town, such as Plaça Major, which is surrounded by historic buildings and pavement cafés. The narrow streets of the old town are full of life and history, and it is fun to stroll through them and discover the hidden treasures of the city. Palma's old town is also a foodie's paradise, with a variety of restaurants, cafés and tapas bars.
Pollensa, Mallorca, Spain
Pollesa, Puerto Pollensa, Cap de Formentor, Cala Pi de la Posada, Cala Murta, Platja de Formentor, Mallorca. (Port de Pollenca Majorca). Formentor peninsula. Port de Pollenca or Puerto de Pollensa on the Balearic island of Mallorca in Spain is a charming village on the north coast of Mallorca, about 7 km from the town of Pollenca. The idyllic village offers one of the most beautiful harbours on the island, surrounded by picturesque buildings and a beautiful sandy beach. The harbour's crystal clear waters are a popular port of call for sailing boats and yachts. There are also a variety of water sports activities such as kayaking, windsurfing and diving on offer to visitors. Another highlight is the long promenade along the harbour, perfect for strolling by the sea or relaxing in one of the many cafés or restaurants. Away from the harbour, there are also many activities to enjoy in Port de Pollenca. There are numerous hiking and cycling trails in the area, offering breathtaking views of the Tramuntana mountains. There is also a golf course, tennis courts and horse riding facilities nearby. Port de Pollenca is also an ideal base for visiting the nearby beaches of Formentor and Cala San Vincente. The famous Mirador Es Colomer viewpoint is also nearby and offers stunning views of the coast and the sea.
Old doors
Beautiful old rustic, often weathered, wooden entrance doors are a wonderful example of traditional architecture in Mallorca. These doors are often handmade and are a testament to the craftsmanship and skill of the people who created them. They are usually made of solid wood and have beautiful details and ornamentation, adding to the character and personality of the building. The doors can also be treated with paint or patina, which gives them a unique and authentic look. An old wooden door can be a highlight of the building, reflecting the history and charm of the place. Such a door is also a symbol of safety and protection. It can help to create an exceedingly cosy atmosphere that conveys a feeling of security and warmth. In addition, an old wooden door is also environmentally friendly and sustainable, as it is often made from natural materials. If well cared for, it can last for many decades or even centuries, making it an important part of the island's history and culture. Old rustic wooden entrance doors are a beautiful part of traditional architecture in Mallorca, reflecting the uniqueness and beauty of the island.
Puerto de Pollensa, Port of Pollenca
The port of Pollenca in Mallorca is a picturesque place with a busy harbor, many restaurants and bars and a beautiful promenade. It is a popular destination for tourists who want to spend a day by the sea or rent a boat to explore the surrounding coves and beaches. The port is an important hub for water sports activities such as sailing, kite surfing and diving. There are also a variety of boat excursions available from here, including day trips to other coves and beaches nearby. The Puerto de Pollensa also offers fishing opportunities, and there are many fishing boats that depart from here. The promenade at the Port de Pollenca is a popular place to walk or jog. The promenade is surrounded by many restaurants, cafes and stores offering fresh fish, tapas and local products. There are also a variety of hotels and vacation rentals near the port, offering great views of the sea and the harbor. Near the port of Pollenca is the Bay of Pollenca, known for its picturesque beaches and crystal clear waters. One of the most famous beaches in the bay is Playa de Formentor, often referred to as one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. With its fine white sand beaches, turquoise waters and surrounding mountains and pine forests, Playa de Formentor is a true paradise for sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts.
Cala Santanyi, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Santanyi is a beautiful bay on the south-east coast of Mallorca and is located near the picturesque village of Santanyi. The beach is about 200 feet long and 300 feet wide and is surrounded by rocks and pine trees. The bay is particularly popular with families with children as the clear, turquoise water is shallow and safe. Cala Santanyi is the ideal place for swimming and sunbathing. The beach is equipped with sun loungers and parasols, and there is also a beach bar offering refreshing drinks and snacks. The bay also offers excellent opportunities for snorkelling and diving, as there is a rich underwater world with colourful fish and corals. Cala Santanyi is also a popular destination for surfers and kitesurfers as there are often good wind conditions. There is also a surf school nearby that offers courses for beginners and advanced surfers. There are many sights to discover near Cala Santanyi. The picturesque village of Santanyi offers a wealth of shops, cafés and restaurants. Here you will also find the famous weekly market, held every Wednesday and Saturday, where you can buy local produce and handicrafts. Also close to Santanyi are the stalactite caves of Porto Cristo and the historic city of Palma, which is the capital of Mallorca.
Banyalbufar Mallorca, Spain
Banyalbufar is a beautiful little village on the west coast of Mallorca, known for its unspoilt nature, vineyards and picturesque streets. The landscape in this area is characterised by steep cliffs that drop precipitously into the sea and terraced vineyards that stretch up the slopes. The village is located in one of the highest regions of the Serra de Tramuntana, and its vineyards benefit from the cool sea breezes and limestone soil, making it a unique combination for growing Malvasia grapes. The people of Banyalbufar have grown grapes for centuries and still produce some of the best wines in Mallorca. The village itself is picturesque with its narrow streets, white houses and typical Mallorcan shutters. In Banyalbufar you will also find an 18th century church built in the Gothic style and dedicated to the village's patron saint, Sant Joan Baptista. In front of the church is a small square that serves as a meeting place for the locals and is also a nice place for visitors to take a break and observe local life. Near Banyalbufar there are some beautiful beaches such as Port des Canonge and Cala Banyalbufar, both surrounded by steep cliffs. There are also many hiking trails in the area that wind along the coast and vineyards, offering spectacular views.
Capdepera, Mallorca, Spain
Capdepera is a small town in the north-east of Mallorca, known for its stunning scenery, impressive castle and unique history. The town is situated on a hill and offers breathtaking views of the sea and the surrounding mountains. One of Capdepera's most famous landmarks is the Capdepera Castle, perched on a hill above the town and built in the 14th century. The castle is well preserved and offers a fascinating insight into the history of the region. Capdepera also has a lively old town with many narrow streets and historic buildings that are well worth a visit. The town is also known for its annual festivals, including the patron saint festival of Sant Antoni in January and the Fira de la Terra popular festival in September. The surrounding area of Capdepera is also rich in natural beauty, including Cala Mesquida, a stunning cove with crystal clear waters and a fine sandy beach. The area is also ideal for walking and cycling, with many trails through the mountains and along the coast. Capdepera is also an important agricultural centre on the island and is known for its almonds and olives. There are many local shops and markets selling fresh produce, as well as some excellent restaurants serving traditional local dishes.
Mallorca panoramic pictures
Mallorca is a beautiful island in the Mediterranean Sea, known worldwide for its breathtaking landscapes and picturesque villages. It is no wonder that so many people are fascinated by Mallorca and would like to hang their memories of this place in their homes in the form of panoramic photos. Panoramic pictures of Mallorca can be a great way to capture the beauty of the island in a stunning way. The island has so many different landscapes to photograph, from the mountains in the northwest to the beaches in the southeast. Some of the most popular places for panoramic photos in Mallorca are, for example, the Tramuntana mountains, Cala Mesquida, Cap de Formentor and Cala Deia. A panoramic photo can be a way to convey a sense of space and freedom, especially if it is a large format wall photo. The photo can transport viewers to another world and bring back memories of their last visit to Mallorca. If you are thinking about buying a panoramic photo of Mallorca as a mural, there are a few things you should consider. First of all, you should make sure that the photo is of high quality so that it has a clear and sharp image, even in a large format. You should also ensure that the photo is well lit and has an interesting composition to attract the eye of the viewer.
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