The big boy of the Balearic Islands is packed with nature, landscapes, culture and cuisine, and it’s capital, Palma, is well worth a couple of days. We’ve come up with a few suggestions for things to do in and around Palma on your next visit.

We recommend hiring a car so you can get around at your own pace.

Here are some of the best places to enjoy small bites of Basque cuisine. Enjoy creamy roast txangurro, mini pil-pil cod or a more international dish like a pastrami, sardine and chipotle sandwich. You won't be able to resist!

At SharaBar you will discover the taste of the delicious and traditional popular Bulgarian barbecues, known as skara, based on grilled meats, vegetables, mushrooms or fish seasoned with regional spices. The tasty Bulgarian cuisine surprises the visitor because of its abundance and the diversity of its fresh products, as well as for its excellent wines. The cuisine is influenced by elements of Turkish cuisine, Greek cuisine, Arab cuisine and, to a lesser extent, Italian and Hungarian ones.

None of that is missing on SharaBar where meats and vegetables are baked slowly on a charcoal grill and served with crisp salads made with the freshest ingredients.

A place well worth discovering! Check out our flights here.

Your family holiday to Barcelona is approaching and after discovering the cultural and leisure attractions you'll be looking for good places to eat. Take note of these key addresses for wholesome family time.