Parks & Gardens

Mallorca’s green spaces range from historic estates to specialized botanical collections. The Alfabia Gardens in Bunyola showcase Moorish irrigation and Renaissance architecture within the Tramuntana mountains. In Ses Salines, Botanicactus hosts thousands of desert species, while the Sóller Botanic Garden focuses on endemic Balearic flora. Palma’s urban landscape features the sculptural Parc de la Mar, the medieval-inspired s'Hort del Rei gardens near the Royal Palace, and the shaded Plaça de la Reina, which connects the historic center to the cathedral district.

Alfabia Gardens

Located in the Tramuntana mountains, these historic gardens feature Moorish-style irrigation systems, a pergola with hidden water jets, and a manor house blending Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture.

Botani Cactus

The largest botanical garden in Europe. Admire cactuses and tropical flowers.

Sóller Botanic Garden

Interested in Balearic Islands flora? Here you can see some rare and endangered plants.

Parc de la Mar

An oasis of open space and lush greenery which is dotted with contemporary sculptures, artificial lakes and fountains.

s'Hort del Rei

A medieval-style garden situated below the Almudaina Palace. This reconstructed royal orchard features fountains, pergolas, and contemporary sculptures, including a mobile by Alexander Calder.

Plaça de la Reina

A circular square at the base of Passeig des Born featuring a central fountain and large ombú trees that provide shade near the Almudaina Palace and Palma Cathedral.