The Petit Palais: A Parisian Gem
The Petit Palais, a stunning architectural masterpiece nestled on the Champs-Élysées, stands as a testament to Parisian elegance and a
Pont Alexandre III: A Parisian Triumph of Art and Engineering
The Pont Alexandre III, a masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture, stands as one of the most elegant and ornate bridges
Pont de l’Alma in Paris: The Zouave Who Measures the Seine
Pont de l’Alma in Paris: the Zouave statue that shows how high the Seine is, the Flame of Liberty, Place Diana and Eiffel Tower views. Checked October 2026.
Eiffel Tower: The Iconic Symbol of Paris
The Eiffel Tower, or La Tour Eiffel, is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world, standing proudly in
Parc de Sa Feixina: Palma’s Tranquil Green Escape
Tucked away between the lively Santa Catalina district and the historic heart of Palma de Mallorca, Parc de Sa Feixina
Llotja de Palma: Sagrera’s Gothic Hall of Spiral Columns
La Llotja in Palma de Mallorca: Guillem Sagrera’s six spiral columns, the guardian angel of trade, the merchants’ story and what is nearby. Checked October 2026.
Plaça de la Reina in Palma: A Lost Queen and a Tiled Fountain
Plaça de la Reina in Palma: the square at the foot of the Born, its 2016 tiled fountain and Isabel II’s marble statue, smashed in 1868. Checked October 2026.
Palma Cathedral in Mallorca: Gaudí, Barceló and a Rose of Light
Palma Cathedral (La Seu) in Mallorca: a Gothic church on a mosque site, Gaudí’s canopy, Barceló’s ceramic chapel and the double rose of light. Checked October 2026.
Mount Zion Church: A Hidden Spiritual Landmark in Palma de Mallorca
Mount Zion Church, or Iglesia de Monte Sión, is a historic and often overlooked gem in the heart of Palma
Sant Francesc in Palma: Ramon Llull’s Tomb and a Gothic Cloister
Basílica de Sant Francesc in Palma: the Franciscan church begun in 1281, with Ramon Llull’s alabaster tomb and a Gothic cloister. Checked October 2026.
Església de Santa Eulàlia, Palma: Where Jaume II Was Crowned
Santa Eulàlia in Palma: the 13th-century Gothic church where Jaume II was crowned, the 1435 baptism of Palma’s Jews and its 1903 tower. Checked October 2026.
Plaça Major in Palma: From Inquisition Seat to Arcaded Square
Plaça Major in Palma: the arcaded yellow square built from 1825 where the Inquisition had its seat, craft markets and planned redevelopment. Checked October 2026.