Palm trees and buildings at Plaça de sa Mora in Manacor.

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Palma · 434,786 inhabitants

Palma

Palma, also known as Palma de Mallorca, is the capital and largest city of the Balearic Islands in Spain. Located on the south coast of Mallorca, it is renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, and significant tourist attractions.

Calvià Serra de Tramuntana · 53,793 inhabitants Calvià is a municipality in Mallorca, known for its resorts, rich history, and beautiful Mediterranean coastline.
Manacor Llevant · 49,153 inhabitants Manacor, Mallorca's second-largest town, is known for its history, economy, and attractions like the Caves of Drach.
Llucmajor Migjorn · 40,502 inhabitants Llucmajor is the largest municipality in Mallorca, featuring a mix of urban and coastal settlements.
Marratxí Raiguer · 40,422 inhabitants Marratxí is a growing municipality in Mallorca, known for its residential neighborhoods and proximity to Palma.
Inca Raiguer · 36,262 inhabitants Inca is a municipality in Mallorca, noted for its history and as a hub for agriculture and footwear manufacturing.
l'Alcúdia Raiguer · 21,907 inhabitants Alcúdia, a historic municipality in Mallorca, features a preserved old town and vibrant tourism along its beautiful beaches.
Felanitx Migjorn · 19,146 inhabitants Felanich is a municipality in Mallorca, known for its cultural traditions and coastal beauty, including Porto Colom.

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Mallorca 6 regions · 53 places · 960,610 inhabitants

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