Enjoy a magical Christmas in Mallorca
Enjoy a magical Christmas in Mallorca
Christmas in Mallorca is a special time full of traditions, activities and enchanting places to explore. Whether you're looking for a quiet celebration with the family or to immerse yourself in the festive spirit, the island has something for everyone.
How to enjoy Christmas in Mallorca
Although some restaurants close for the winter, many remain open offering special Christmas menus. Check out our guide to the best places to enjoy a Christmas lunch or dinner in wonderful surroundings. Eat, drink and celebrate Christmas in style.
Unlike other parts of the world, Mallorca offers a more relaxed Christmas shopping experience. Explore the upscale Rialto Living store in Palma, which has long offered a wide range of decorative items in a unique setting. Check out our Christmas guide and get everything you need, from candles to Christmas trees, without feeling the pressure of rampant consumerism.
Festive activities in Mallorca
Contrary to the perception that Christmas in Spain lacks a festive atmosphere, Mallorca offers charming Christmas markets. Visit Puerto Portals, the Plaza Mayor in Palma or Port Adriano, which boasts a unique ice rink on the island. Explore the markets filled with decorations and gifts to experience the true magic of the season.
Although Mallorca does not usually experience snowfall, the countryside during December and January offers enchanting landscapes with hedges of red berries and the scent of burning wood. Enjoy the magic of Mallorca's villages, with cobblestone streets full of history. Stop at a cozy bar and enjoy hot drinks as you immerse yourself in the authentic beauty of the island.
Authentic Christmas experiences
Experience Christmas like a real Balearic citizen with some special activities:
1. Celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception:
Kick off the Christmas season by participating in the activities surrounding the celebration of Immaculate Conception Day on December 8. Attend mass at the Cathedral of Mallorca and take the opportunity to tour the historic center of Palma.
How to enjoy Christmas in Mallorca
Although some restaurants close for the winter, many remain open offering special Christmas menus. Check out our guide to the best places to enjoy a Christmas lunch or dinner in wonderful surroundings. Eat, drink and celebrate Christmas in style.
Unlike other parts of the world, Mallorca offers a more relaxed Christmas shopping experience. Explore the upscale Rialto Living store in Palma, which has long offered a wide range of decorative items in a unique setting. Check out our Christmas guide and get everything you need, from candles to Christmas trees, without feeling the pressure of rampant consumerism.
Festive activities in Mallorca
Contrary to the perception that Christmas in Spain lacks a festive atmosphere, Mallorca offers charming Christmas markets. Visit Puerto Portals, the Plaza Mayor in Palma or Port Adriano, which boasts a unique ice rink on the island. Explore the markets filled with decorations and gifts to experience the true magic of the season.
Although Mallorca does not usually experience snowfall, the countryside during December and January offers enchanting landscapes with hedges of red berries and the scent of burning wood. Enjoy the magic of Mallorca's villages, with cobblestone streets full of history. Stop at a cozy bar and enjoy hot drinks as you immerse yourself in the authentic beauty of the island.
Authentic Christmas experiences
Experience Christmas like a real Balearic citizen with some special activities:
1. Celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception:
Kick off the Christmas season by participating in the activities surrounding the celebration of Immaculate Conception Day on December 8. Attend mass at the Cathedral of Mallorca and take the opportunity to tour the historic center of Palma.
2. Route of the Nativity Scenes in Palma:
Discover the Mallorcan tradition of creating nativity scenes by visiting emblematic places such as the Belén de Cort in Palma City Hall, the Belén de El Corte Inglés and others.
Follow the route to experience the creativity and art of these allegorical representations.
3. Christmas fairs in the villages of the island:
Enjoy local gastronomy at Christmas markets in Palma and other island towns. Explore the Christmas aesthetic while sampling artisanal products from local farmers.
Discover the Mallorcan tradition of creating nativity scenes by visiting emblematic places such as the Belén de Cort in Palma City Hall, the Belén de El Corte Inglés and others.
Follow the route to experience the creativity and art of these allegorical representations.
3. Christmas fairs in the villages of the island:
Enjoy local gastronomy at Christmas markets in Palma and other island towns. Explore the Christmas aesthetic while sampling artisanal products from local farmers.