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Studying abroad in Palma de Mallorca offers students an exhilarating mix of cultural immersion, intellectual growth, and personal discovery. While the idea of residing in a foreign country may be... keep reading

Starting a study abroad program in Palma de Mallorca is an exciting adventure—but can also be a little daunting, especially if you're going it alone or haven't yet met anyone... keep reading

If you’re preparing for your first study abroad experience in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure. From the historic streets of the Old Town to the... keep reading

This post highlights the cultural importance of tapas in Palma, Mallorca, focusing on local hotspots like Moltabarra and the lively Carrer Blanquerna. While celebrating food as a gateway to connection, it encourages students to explore these spaces for their atmosphere, social energy, and traditional flavors. From pinchos and complimentary snacks to long conversations with friends, these are the kinds of places where you come for a bite and end up staying for hours, experiencing the real rhythm of island life.

This post highlights the power of immersive language learning in Spain, specifically in Mallorca. It explores how everyday experiences, like ordering food, exploring the city, or chatting with host families, transform Spanish from a school subject into a real-world tool, building confidence and connection in a way that traditional classrooms can’t replicate.

This blog explores the many sides of Mallorca beyond its iconic beaches, from hiking the Tramuntana mountains and rock climbing to cultural festivals, local town adventures, and urban exploration in Palma. It highlights the island as a dynamic destination full of energy, history, and outdoor fun for every type of traveler.

One of the best things about being an exchange student in Palma de Mallorca is having the opportunity to explore outside of the city itself. While Palma boasts incredible architecture... keep reading

Navigating Palma is simple, safe, and perfect for students. After six months living in the city, first as a study abroad student and then as a ºÚÁÏÍø911intern, I’ve found that public transportation is affordable and easy to use with a bus pass, and the city’s walkability means most places are just 20 minutes away on foot. Whether you're heading to class or exploring the island, Palma’s friendly layout and reliable transit make it easy to feel at home and independent abroad.

Palma, the gorgeous capital of Mallorca. A city that captures the Mediterranean essence with its stunning views, beautiful cobblestone streets and gothic architecture. The city is an amazing place to... keep reading

Mallorca, one of the gorgeous Balearic Islands, is a paradise of stunning landscapes, crystal blue waters, and picturesque villages. From dramatic cliffs and lush mountains to serene beaches and charming... keep reading