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Southern Europe is full of destinations that promise beautiful stretches of sand and bright turquoise waters, but few can compare to the laid-back bohemian charms of Mallorca (Majorca). The jewel of the Balearic Islands, Miró was once drawn to its "pure Mediterranean light" and today artists, hikers, and dreamers can catch a legendary sunset from Serra de Tramuntana's limestone bluffs or a gold-tinged dawn from the steps of a stone-carved hilltop monastery. From Palma de Mallorca to Pollensa, Majorca is an ideal destination for a honeymoon (or second, or third…) explore Mallorca’s legendary coves before sitting down to a feast of Mediterranean nouvelle cuisine, paired with locally grown wine. After, you can then enjoy one of the island’s many festivals, concerts, literary events, or simply soak in the culture that has made this a favourite haunt of creatives ranging from Chopin to The Rolling Stones.
A former monastery reimagined. Son Brull is Mallorca’s cult boutique escape – heritage, design, slow food, and holistic luxury wrapped in Tramuntana’s wild beauty. A soulful retreat where past and present collide.
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Dive into Europe's most thrilling luxury adventures! From vineyard cycling through Spanish serene trails - where adventure and indulgence meet.
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A former monastery reimagined. Son Brull is Mallorca’s cult boutique escape – heritage, design, slow food, and holistic luxury wrapped in Tramuntana’s wild beauty. A soulful retreat where past and present collide.
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Madrid reveals itself through daily life, shaped by architecture, design, food and neighbourhood rhythm, rewarding artists, architects and culturally curious readers with layered streets, creative energy and a pace built on conversation and time.
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A rebel’s retreat where mountains meet the Med. Stone-clad streets, boutique boltholes, and a creative pulse—this is island life with character, culture, and a raw, untamed edge.
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Barcelona—where design rebels, tapas tempt, and history breathes in every street. Dive into a city pulsing with bold artistry, culinary genius, and electric Mediterranean energy.
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Centuries-old culture set by the Romans, the best gourmet chefs in the world, conserved heritage, long sun-blessed days, beautiful Mediterranean beaches and nature's wilderness awaits in Ampurdán, Spain's beautiful secret just an hour from Barcelona.
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A sneak-peek into Spain's legendary surrealist artist, Joan Miró, and his hidden Mallorcan studio, watercolours, paintbrushes, et al.
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A think tank for the bold, the curious, the creators of tomorrow. Where minds collide, conversations spark, and urban life gets redefined. If you shape the future, you belong here.
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The crown jewel of the Catalonia region, Barcelona is the rare city able to walk that thin tightrope between historic, old-world charm and a young, ever-evolving sensibility.
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Gorgeously flamboyant, Casa Vicens is a riot of colour and fantastical architectural detailing - bearing the hallmarks of Barcelona hero, Antoni Gaudi.
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French designer Philippe Starck, himself an avid fan of sail and designer of super yachts, turned his hand to creating a new Port Adriano Marina in Mallorca – an architectural masterstroke and ‘Starck’ beautiful with not a parking lot in sight.
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Palma de Mallorca's Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Es Baluard hosts a collection taken from the Serra Art Foundation, the museum’s permanent collection boasts works from Joan Miró, Picasso, Magritte and local contemporary artists like Miquel Barceló.
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A light-struck citadel of a cathedral, Santa Maria of Palma - also known as Le Seu - is one of Mallorca’s architectural icons. A hilltop palace of devotion reflected in the azure Mediterranean shoreline, it simply demands your attention, believer or not. Built by the Crown of Aragon in 1229.
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