A UNESCO World Heritage site, Serra de Tramuntana ("mountains of the north wind") are located on Mallorca's northern coast and offer travelers the chance to hike, cycle or drive through a ...

The coast is full of resort towns catering to beach-lounging travelers, but if you want to get to the heart of Mallorcan culture and history, you have to go inland to the Serra de Tramuntana.

There appears to be no end to the unusual weather patterns that have affected Spain with snow forecast this weekend for a ...

In October last year, attention was drawn to stickers on road signs in the Tramuntana Mountains. A few months on and such is ...

Nestled between the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and within easy reach of the sea, it is a place that beautifully blends nature, culture and delicious food. Its tranquil atmosphere and history ...

But keep in mind that most of the hotels close down in the winter. Nestled in Serra de Tramuntana, Valldemossa is a picturesque town of cobbled streets, quaint storefronts and restaurants ...

The winner is located in the Raiguer region of Mallorca and is famous for its cellers. Inca is well known for the number of traditional cellers found in the town.