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Palma by Night met optionele rondleiding of diner

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Highlights

Ga mee op een excursie naar Palma in de koele avonduren
Ontdek het verhaal van de stad tijdens een optionele rondleiding door de hoofdstad van Mallorca
Bekijk de verlichte kathedraal, snuffel rond in winkels of ga op zoek naar souvenirs
Kies uit 100% vrije tijd, een rondleiding of een rondleiding plus diner
Ga op pad met een deskundige lokale gids met een ongeëvenaarde kennis van Palma en de lokale geschiedenis

Dit kun je verwachten

Overdag verkeert Palma in middeleeuwse sferen, 's avonds is het een bruisend centrum. Op deze tour breng je een avondje uit in de elegante hoofdstad van Mallorca door. Je snuffelt rond bij designerwinkels, eet een hapje in het trendy Santa Catalina of je wandelt over de stadsmuren onder de gotische kathedraal. Xisco, een van onze deskundige lokale gidsen, zegt: "La Llotja is een 600 jaar oud beursgebouw. Entree is gratis, dus loop naar binnen om te zien hoe de kronkelende gotische zuilen tot aan het plafond reiken. Ook vind je hier een 'spionnendoos', waarmee men op de menigte neerkeek om te controleren of er niemand aan het stelen was.”

Als je aan het begin van de avond in Palma aankomt, heb je ongeveer vijf uur te besteden in de hoofdstad. Wil je zelf bepalen hoe je de avond doorbrengt? Dan heb je vijf uur vrije tijd om in je eigen tempo rond te dwalen en misschien ergens een hapje te eten. Maar je hebt ook de mogelijkheid om 90 minuten lang met een gids door de oude binnenstad te wandelen. Terwijl je samen door sfeervolle straten slentert, kom je meer te weten over de lokale geschiedenis en cultuur. En als je het diner erbij boekt, schuif je om 20.00 uur aan in het Cellar sa Premsa restaurant.

De meeste winkels zijn laat open, dus je hebt alle tijd om in de boetiekjes en winkels rond de boulevard van Passeig d'es Born rond te kijken. Of ga op zoek naar souvenirs in de buurt van de kathedraal die na zonsondergang prachtig verlicht is. Palma is een stad die tot laat open blijft. En veel culturele attracties zoals La Llotja en Es Baluard Modern Art Museum zijn geopend tot 20.00 of 21.00 uur. Zo heb je de kans om ook 's avonds nog de bezienswaardigheden te bezoeken.

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Dit is inbegrepen

Transfer
Rondleiding (als je hiervoor hebt gekozen)
Diner bij Cellar sa Premsa (als je hiervoor hebt gekozen)

Waar

Plaça del Rei Joan Carles I, Palma, Illes Balears
Pick ups are available from selected hotels in the following resorts: NORTH AREA (Alcudia, Puerto de Alcudia, Puerto de Pollensa, Playas de Muro, Can Picafort) SOUTH-EAST AREA (Cala Barca, Porto Petro, Cala Egos, Cala Dor, Cala Ferrqera, Porto Colom, Cala Romantica, Cala Domingos, Tropicana, Cala Murada, Calas de Mallorca, Colonia Sant Jordi, Porto Cristo, Cala Mandia) EAST AREA (Costa de los Pinos, Cala Bona, Cala Millor, Sa Coma, S'Illot, Cala Ratjada, Font de Sa Cala, Canyamel)

Belangrijk

Als je voor de optie vrije tijd hebt gekozen word je afgezet in de buurt van de kathedraal (op de Escollera) - dit is ook de pick-up locatie voor de terugreis
Gasten die deelnemen aan de Palma by Night excursie met pick-up vanaf de oostkust van Mallorca stoppen even bij een lokale bodega, wat een uniek tintje aan de reis geeft
Niet rolstoeltoegankelijk
Geld voor extra's of fooien
Entree niet inbegrepen

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Touroperator

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Boekingskosten

Goed nieuws! Er zijn geen extra kosten aan deze boeking verbonden

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Ontvang een 100% restitutie als je annuleert tot 1 dag voordat de activiteit begint.

Wat anderen zeggen over deze activiteit

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4 /5

Gebaseerd op 56 beoordelingen van geverifieerde klanten

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Veiligheid

4,9/5

Personeel

4,9/5

Prijs-kwaliteitverhouding

4,4/5

Service

4,9/5

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Anoniem
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2.6
20 september 2025
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Wij hadden palma by night met een stadwandeling/gids geboekt. Het enige wat de reisleiding deed was een klein beetje over Palma vertellen in de bus net voordat we daar waren en dit ging vnl over eten. We kregen dus geen gidetour van haar in de stad. Dit vonden we erg jammer. Verder vinden wij 2 uur heen en 2 uur terug in de bus erg lang. Een echte teleurstelling voor ons èn voor dat geld!
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Andreas
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4.2
27 september 2025
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Es ist eine angenehmes und komfortables Angebot um Palma abends kennenzulernen. Die Aufenthaltszeit ist schon eng bemessen und man könnte den Ausflug gerne 1 Stunde früher beginnen.
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Christiane
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4.2
20 september 2025
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Die Stadtführung 2 Sprachen war leider anstrengend. Die Reisebegleitung und Stadtführerin waren Klasse! Insgesamt ein schönes Erlebnis bei tollen Wetter!????
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Bärbel
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2.2
14 september 2025
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Uns wurde nicht gesagt das wir die Führung und das Essen gehen dazu buchen mussten Also hatten wir nur eine überteuerte Busfahrt einmal Palma hin und zurück!!! ????
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Nannen
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4.6
13 september 2025
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Die Reiseleiterin hat sich in zwei Sprachen sehr viel Mühe gegeben
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Clive Maddock
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1
7 september 2025
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The guide was more interested in talking German than English and took us on a route march for 2 and a half hours with no time to look round the town for shopping and the meal was mediocre and did not Finnish till after 10pm when the shops where closed and we had to pay for a taxi to get us back to the coach. She argued with me over the largest cathedral which is Liverpool cathedral which is the 5th largest in the world. Overall the night was terrible and not worth the money.

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