Mallorca

This Catalan Gothic cathedral stands in the old town overlooking the ocean. — Frommer's

Works in this museum represent one of the most fertile periods of 20th-century art, with canvases by Picasso, Miró, Dalí, and Juan Gris, as well as by Antoni Tàpies. — Frommer's

Built in the 14C, Bellver Castle offers a unique view across the bay. Once the summer residence of the Kings of Majorca, it later became a prison. — Michelin Guide

The monastery was founded in 1339, but after the monks were expelled in 1835, it acquired a new lease on life by offering apartments to travelers. — Fodor's

The rest of the space includes an exhibition gallery, an auditorium, a library with many of the artist's personal documents, and the ever-present museum shop. — Concierge

This pristine 2-km (1-mile) stretch of fine white sand on Mallorca's southern coast, much longer than it is wide, is one of the most popular beaches on the island. — Fodor's

The best work tends to be the monumental-scale outdoor sculpture, but the galleries have some hidden gems of paintings by the likes of Picasso, Chagall, Miró, and Gustav Klimt. — Frommer's

One of Palma's oldest monuments, the 10th-century public bathhouse has a wonderful walled garden of palms and lemon trees. — Fodor's

The interior (the Merchants' Chamber) and patio are only open to the public during special exhibitions organized by the local government; dates and hours are unpredictable. — Fodor's

The Fundació Robert Graves opened this museum dedicated to Deià's most famous resident in the house he built in 1932. — Fodor's

The undulating facade of this building, built for the wealthy Casasayas family known for their historic Frasquet sweets shop, is a typical feature of Modernisme. — Lonely Planet

The building is owned and used by the Fundació La Caixa, a cultural and social organization funded by the region's largest bank. — Fodor's