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Destination of Hotel Sant Jordi in Palma de Mallorca. Official Website.

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Palma de Mallorca

The capital of Mallorca and the largest city in the Balearic archipelago. In this wonderful city you can visit the impressive Cathedral of Mallorca, one of the most visited monuments of the city. You can also visit other monuments such as the Bellver Castle, a Gothic style fortification, the Almuaina Palace, the streets of the Jewish quarter or the seafront promenade, among many other places.
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Beaches

One of the island's great tourist attractions are the small, secluded coves that dot its coastline. Dare to explore them and you will discover paradisiacal natural postcards with steep cliffs, turquoise waters and fine sand. Just 75 metres from our hotel you will find the famous Playa de Palma beach where you can swim, sunbathe or practice water sports.
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Gastronomy

The ensaimada is a typical Mallorcan cake that has become a symbol of the island. Trampó is a salad with tomato, green pepper and onion with oil and salt. Another typical Mallorcan dish is tumbet, which is made from surplus seasonal vegetables such as aubergines, potatoes, red peppers and tomatoes.