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The Devil is the protagonist in Mallorca/Europe because we were originally pagans just like the Devil was pagan.Europe was invaded and enslaved by our doomed enemies/christianity and they slandered the Devil telling lies about the Devil/Satan telling the opposite of what he stood for...

Juliette Aperitivo made in Mallorca Descubre Juliette, el único aperitivo del mundo elaborado con 15 botánicos naturales. Nacido en Mallorca, captura la esencia del Mediterráneo en cada sorbo. Con solo un 11% de alcohol, es una opción ligera, sofisticada y fácil de disfrutar en cualquier...

At one point in time, Mallorca was among the world’s leading producers of figs. While that crop has waned a bit from its heyday, the heavenly flavor of island-grown figs is still most definitely a part of the culinary calendar...

Mallorca doesn’t just make olive oil. It cultivates it in landscapes shaped slowly over centuries: stone terraces etched into mountainsides, silver-green trees leaning toward the sea, and the scent of wild rosemary carried on the breeze. The result is Oli de Mallorca D.O.P., a protected...

The Tax Registers That Still Mention Tartaria explores a lesser-known source of historical information: taxation records. In the 18th and 19th centuries, tax registers were among the most detailed administrative documents maintained by governments. They recorded land ownership, occupations...

If you wanna leave the religious slaves speechless ask them why does christianity make out they are the victims saying jesus will return if it was christianity who invaded and enslaved europe and therefore someone representing europe needs to return to avenge europeans not someone from...

Mallorca’s relationship with the almond intensified in the late 19th century. After a devastating phylloxera plague destroyed large parts of the island’s vineyards, almond trees replaced grapevines on a large scale. By the 1930s, Mallorca had become the largest continuous almond-growing region...

Rich Culture and Delicious Food Cycling isn’t just about the ride; it’s also about the experience. And of course … coffee! Mallorca offers a rich cultural heritage and some of the best coffee shops and food you’ll ever taste. After a long ride, reward yourself with local delicacies like...

Even a traditional product like gelato can be reinvented. And at Iceberg we have created many new and multiple award-winning recipes. Even in Rimini, the heartland of Italian gelato makers, we won the coveted award for ‘Best Gelato in the World’ with our sorbet made with oranges from Sóller and...

Sóller Orange Valley: The Soul of Mallorca’s Citrus Paradise. Sóller Orange and the Hidden Valley That Changed Mallorca For centuries, travelers from distant lands have found their way to Sóller, drawn by the scent of orange blossoms and the mystery of its landscape. But Sóller is not only a...

There are places you visit, and places that begin to regulate you. Sóller is one of the few landscapes in Mallorca that still works at a human pace. Morning light enters the valley with unusual clarity. Stone paths bring attention back into the body. Citrus groves, terraces, sea air, and...

Tasting the Sóller Bomb So, what does a Sóller Bomb experience feel like? On a sunny afternoon, you take a seat at Soller Square’s terrace, with the bustle of the town square around you and the Tramuntana mountains as a backdrop. The waiter brings out a tall glass filled with glowing orange...

Mallorca is not only famous for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, but also for a surprisingly diverse coffee culture.In the last few years, Palma has become an epicenter of stylish cafes and coffee shops serving excellent espresso drinks or matcha along with delicious homemade...

Why do hundreds of grand buildings—across America, Europe, Australia, and South America—display the same architectural impossibility: skyscraper-scale structures, ornate carved stonework, integrated iron frameworks, and decorative programs of cathedral complexity, all supposedly built from...

Mallorca: the Best Cycling in the World? April 24, 2017 As a regular visitor to Mallorca, you can't help but notice there's been an absolute sea change in recent years. Every time I return there are noticeably more cyclists on the roads and now the local bakery has turned into a bike hire and...

Mallorca has a magic that every cyclist should feel at least once. Smooth roads, sunshine almost every day of the year, and routes that twist from quiet valleys to dramatic coastal cliffs. We’ve just shared a new blog that takes you through the six rides that make this island unforgettable. From...

The climbs come one by one, each with its own personality. Coll de Sóller is a series of perfect hairpins that twist rhythmically through the hills above Bunyola. The surface is smooth and the turns are tight, each one opening onto another breathtaking view. It is a climb that teaches control...

The Secret to Better Climbing: Lessons from the Mallorca Mountains Alex Mannock October 7, 2025 There is something about the first turn of the pedals on a climb that makes your pulse quicken. The road starts to rise, the air feels different, and suddenly it is just you and the mountain. The...

We have created something special here. It is still cycling at a high level, still serious in its ambition, but wrapped in comfort and service that make it accessible to anyone with a genuine love for the sport. There is no need to be a racer, no need to chase numbers, and no need to fear being...

How Cycling in Mallorca Feels Different From Cycling at Home Alex Mannock December 30, 2025 Most people who arrive in Mallorca for the first time already love cycling. They ride regularly at home. They train before work or squeeze in rides on weekends. They know their local loops by heart and...