recommended by Jeff Mills

Think of Mallorca, the biggest of Spain’s Balearic islands, and what springs to mind? Lager louts sporting Union Jack tee-shirts and...

recommended by Ron Toft

Perennially popular Mallorca is an island of contrasting halves, each catering for very different types of tourists. The largely flat...

recommended by Simon Heptinstall

The 18th-century stone farmhouse was lying derelict on a hilltop among the farmers’ fields of north east Mallorca. Local architect-designer...

recommended by Simon Heptinstall

Child-free hotel in old market town is packed with antiques and fresh flowers   Wander through the elegant...

recommended by Simon Heptinstall

The village of Fornalutx may seem like something invented for a spelling test but it symbolises the best of the Spanish Mediterranean island of...

recommended by Jeff Mills

The Balearic islands are now among the in places to see and be seen in high summer. Ibiza, of course, tends to attract those who actively seek...

recommended by Jane Anderson

La Serrania is an inspiring, minimalist, architect-designed house in the foothills of Mallorca’s Sierra de Tramontana mountains, used for...

recommended by Catherine Beattie

Gran Hotel Son Julia is a romantic boutique hotel with just 24 rooms and suites, set in a restored 15th century mansion in open countryside. Just...

recommended by Vivien Devlin

For many people the sun-kissed holiday island of Mallorca continues to have the overly-generalised Picassoesque image of typical visitors (18...

recommended by Andy Mossack

The phrase capital city and golf doesn't automatically spring to mind as an appealing...