As twilight paints the sky, you find yourself at Carrer dels Apuntadors, 5. The entrance to The Jazz Lounge is understated, almost hidden, preserving the allure of a secret waiting to be discovered. Inside, the ambiance is a blend of vintage charm and modern elegance—dim lighting, plush seating, and walls that have absorbed countless melodies.

Inside, it’s dim and filled with velvet and laughter. A bit theatrical, a bit deliciously odd. Order tapas to share — croquetas, grilled vegetables, maybe the tuna tataki. This is the place for a long lunch, a bottle of wine, and stories that don’t end.

Step through the bustle of the main market and slip behind the curtain into Mercat Negre — a dimly lit corner where Palma's gourmands gather. The light softens, voices hush. Try a sliver of aged cheese, a spoonful of caviar, a sip of vermut poured just for you. This is indulgence in whispers — sensual, surprising, and just a little secret.

Step off the warm street and into a cool, vaulted palace of contemporary art. At Gerhardt Braun Gallery, silence has shape — bold sculptures, surreal canvases, bursts of color against stone. Walk slowly. Let your eyes rest on one piece that stirs something. No need to understand it — just feel the shift inside. Then step back into the sun, altered in a small, beautiful way.

Tucked into a leafy corner of Santa Catalina, Mama Carmen’s is a cheerful hug in café form. Order the matcha pancakes or their signature toast with beet hummus and avocado. Sip a golden milk or flat white. The cushions are soft, the mood easy. Start your day like it’s a slow Sunday — no rush, just joy.