Palma Old Town
The historic centre of Palma: sandstone streets, courtyard houses and a working city rather than a resort.
Portixol
A small harbour east of the centre with a seafront promenade and a continuous cycle route into Palma.
About the area
Portixol grew around a fishing harbour and still keeps that scale. The promenade runs east towards Es Molinar and Ciudad Jardín and west into the city, which makes the neighbourhood unusually easy to move around on foot or by bicycle.
Lifestyle and amenities
- Swimming, walking and cycling are part of ordinary daily life here rather than a summer activity.
- Cafés and restaurants face the water, and the neighbourhood keeps a residential feel outside peak months.
- Central Palma is a short cycle or bus ride along the seafront.
Property character
- Low-rise houses and apartment buildings, many of them renovated former fishermen's homes.
- Terraces facing the water are the defining feature of the better homes.
- Coastal exposure means specification and maintenance of external materials deserve attention.
Property in Portixol
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Santa Catalina
A former fishing quarter next to the centre, known for its market, low-rise streets and everyday walkability.
Son Vida
An established residential hillside above Palma, characterised by large plots, mature pines and golf.
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