As you move between tastings, your guide will bring the Old Town to life, sharing stories about Palma’s majestic cathedral, ancient walls, and lesser-known alleys that most visitors never find. You’ll see the city from a local’s perspective — through its food, its past, and its people.

Discover why this experience is rated the #1 Food Tour in Palma de Mallorca — a delicious journey that blends history, culture, and authentic local flavors. Led by passionate local guides, this walking tour invites you to see Palma through the eyes (and taste buds) of someone who truly loves it. Wander through the cobbled streets of the Old Town, visit centuries-old convents, and taste traditional dishes that tell the story of the island — from handmade sweets to tapas, local wine, and the iconic ensaimada dessert. More than a tasting, it’s a genuine cultural immersion: small groups, generous portions, and heartfelt stories that make every stop special. By the end, you’ll feel like you’ve discovered the real Mallorca — one bite at a time.

Step inside one of Palma’s oldest convents, where cloistered nuns have baked handmade cookies and sweets since the 13th century. Through a small revolving window, you’ll receive your treats — a unique tradition that has survived for centuries. Taste their delicate creations while learning the fascinating story behind this living piece of Mallorcan heritage.

Continue through narrow cobblestone streets until you reach one of Palma’s oldest squares. Here you’ll try two of the island’s most iconic bites: panadas (savory pastries) and rustic bread with sobrasada, Mallorca’s famous cured sausage. Each bite tells a story of local farming, family recipes, and island pride.

Enter the beating heart of Palma’s daily life — the vibrant Mercat de l’Olivar. Wander through stalls piled high with seafood, fruit, and spices, soaking in the authentic atmosphere. Nearby, you’ll sit down to enjoy a tasting of three fresh seasonal tapas paired with a glass of local wine. It’s the perfect blend of culture and cuisine.

Close to the quiet Plaza de Sant Francesc, discover one of Palma’s most traditional ice cream parlors. Here you’ll enjoy a warm ensaimada served with almond ice cream — a classic combination that locals adore — and a small shot of Mallorcan liqueur to toast the end of your culinary journey.

Your tour concludes at the charming Plaça del Cort, home to Palma’s town hall and centuries of history. It’s time for a group photo, some last laughs, and one final surprise from your guide — the perfect ending to a day filled with flavor, friendship, and discovery.