Article about tourist things to do in Majorca

Mallorca is the largest island of Spain, located in the Mediterranean, just 60 miles off the coast of Spain. Many cruise ships offer shore excursions. There are plenty of tourist activities pleasant and unusual addition to the stunning beaches of Mallorca and the mountains and cities with cathedrals, monuments, shops and beautiful Chinese perfumes and leather and articles thereof, beautiful squares, where people always meet, restaurants, Arab baths, and more. A visit to Valldemossa you back in time at the Real Monasterio de la Cartuja, which was built in 1399. In the winter of 1838-1839 Frederick Chopin lived there, and you can see his piano, where he composed some of his masterpieces. You can also enjoy a piano concerto, 15 minutes. The writer George Sand lived also in the winter and wrote a winter in Majorca in a cell in Monaco for rent on the premises. You can see the monks' cells, chapel, library and gardens. At the pharmacy, potions and drugs have the same look as they did 100 years ago. You can take a train to Soller, a picturesque fishing village. The trip in mahogany and brass mounted panels vintage cars is as nearly 100 years ago, and there are many tunnels through the mountains that were very difficult to build. But the road was required to reach the city of Palma and Soller. There are five trains a day, and the journey is approximately 1 1 / 2 hours. The view is spectacular and ends in a valley of Orange Grove, between sea and mountains. A Soller you can find many excellent seafood restaurants and bakeries. Plan a visit to the Caves of Drach on the east coast of Mallorca, one of the most popular. There is only one tour a day, at noon, but his working visit at this time is to visit the largest underground lake, and the vast cave system. There is a fantastic lighting system that improve the stalactites and stalagmites can be displayed during a boat trip. Nearby is Porto Cristo, a charming fishing village on the shore of a bay. This city dates back to medieval times. Sites of Interest http://majorca-mallorca.org.uk/