The Blanquerna Pedestrian Street

Next to the Avenidas de Palma, in the Bons Aires quarter, this pedestrian street takes its name from the novel Blanquerna by Ramon Llull; it has become a lively attraction of the district. Cafeterias, restaurants and fashion shops coexist with traditional shops. A renovated district with a rich offer and services that has been able to preserve its character.

A stroll through the Blanquerna district is like diving into the real life of this quarter of Palma. This emblematic street was transformed into a pedestrian street a few years ago, and since then it has been the meeting place for the local population, but also the visitors. The friendly and relaxed terraces of the bars and cafeterias allow you to enjoy a quiet and family-friendly environment.

From breakfast to dinner, all options are open on this street; there is still a rich offer of traditional shops.

On Blanquerna Street and the surrounding streets you will find children's playgrounds, fashion and shoe shops, supermarkets, traditional shops and cinemas. In addition, this road connects the Avenidas with s'Escorxador, and crosses the district leading to the San Juan gastronomy market, an obligatory stop.