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Pla莽a Major

Palma de Mallorca

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Pla莽a Major is a typically Spanish grandiose central square, lined with arcades, shops, cafes and restaurants (the burger chain jars somewhat). Lively by day, it falls eerily silent at night.

To the east, Carrer del Sindicat spokes out towards the avenues that mark the limits of historic Palma. It crosses a district known as Sa Gerreria. For decades rundown and slightly dodgy, Sa Gerreria is enjoying a revival and it鈥檚 becoming a trendy hub of the city鈥檚 nightlife. Off Pla莽a Major, the shopping boulevard, Carrer de Sant Miquel, leads north towards the vast Pla莽a d鈥橢spanya. Pla莽a Major and Carrer de Sant Miquel are on high ground that falls away to the west down to shady Passeig de la Rambla.

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