Palma

How to get to boat

• There are regular ferry lines to the other Balearic Islands and the cities of Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante and Denia.

• Departure and stopover point for many pleasure cruises.

How to get around in metro/tram

• There are two metro lines (M1 and M2). The first runs from the city centre to the University campus (UIB), where it connects with local trains and various intercity bus lines. The second route runs from the Intermodal Station to the town of Marratxí, passing through Son Castelló. 

• They usually run from 6.35 am to around 10.00 pm. There is no service on Saturday afternoons and Sundays.

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How to get around in train

• The train is a great way to travel around the island of Majorca. Managed byTransports de les Illes Balears, the service is divided into three main lines: theInca Train, the Sa Pobla Train and the Manacor Train, each with different stops along their routes.

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How to get around in other means of transport

• The city is easy to explore on foot.

• A practical way to get around Palma is by taxi, both in their conventional form as a means of passenger transport and as providers of sightseeing tours around the city.Taxi ranks

• You can book either a tourist bus (24-hour ticket) or a tourist boat trip that departs from Palma Bay.More information

• There are more than 50 kilometres of cycle lanes in the city.