Explore Bunyola

The Alfabia Gardens surround a historic estate at the foot of the Serra d'Alfàbia near Bunyola, on the road from Palma to Sóller. Documented since Moorish times, the estate has a baroque façade of 1760; visitors walk through terraced gardens with a pergola of stone columns and water jets, palm avenues and a 19th-century lake garden.

Estadi Mallorca Son Moix is the football stadium of RCD Mallorca, in north-western Palma about 3 km from the old town, beside the Via de Cintura ring road. It was built for the 1999 Summer Universiade, after which the club moved here from its old ground. The stands form a bowl, two of them on two tiers, and visitors come for the club's home matches.

The Palau March is a palace beside Palma Cathedral, built from 1939 to 1945 to plans by Luis Gutiérrez Soto as the Palma home of the financier Joan March. It now houses the museum of the Fundació Bartolomé March: modern and contemporary sculpture in its courtyard, a collection of Mallorcan maps, an 18th-century Neapolitan nativity scene and murals by Josep Maria Sert.

Es Baluard is Palma's museum of modern and contemporary art, opened in 2004 inside the Renaissance bastion of Sant Pere on the old city walls. A concrete building set into the ramparts holds a collection of more than 700 works by Balearic and international artists, and temporary exhibitions. Visitors can also walk the bastion's terraces above the bay and enter its old cistern.