What to Do in Palma: Events for Brazilians — June 19-21, 2026
Hello, Brazilian community in Spanish lands! Whether you're already in Palma de Mallorca or planning a visit for the third weekend of June 2026, get ready: you'll arrive right at the height of Mediterranean summer.
Although specific events with schedules for June 2026 will be confirmed more precisely as the date approaches, Palma is a city that never stops. The period between June 19 and 21 marks the celebration of Summer Solstice, a time when the city comes alive with festivals, outdoor life, and contagious energy that we Brazilians love so much.
The Magic of Sant Joan
In June, Palma lives in the festive spirit of Sant Joan (St. John). Although the main night occurs on the 23rd, the city starts getting into the mood during the previous weekend. Expect cultural events, live music performances in the historic center squares (the famous Casco Antiguo), and the beginning of traditional "verbenas."
Culture and Leisure: What Palma Offers
If you're looking for things to do, here are three foolproof tips for these days:
- Walk through Passeig des Born: It's the heart of the city. This is the perfect place to have a coffee, watch the hustle and bustle, and walk up to the Cathedral of Mallorca (La Seu). Entry to the Cathedral costs approximately 9€ to 12€ (price subject to confirmation), but enjoying the view of the bay from outside is completely free and priceless.
- Local Markets: Visit the Mercat de l'Olivar. This is where you'll feel the true essence of Palma. You can buy fresh local products and taste authentic tapas. Entry is free, and you spend what you want on consumption.
- Beach and Sun: As June is a hot season, enjoy the Playa de Palma or Playa de Illetas. To get there, just take the urban bus line (EMT), which connects the center to all along the coast for about 2€ per trip.
Tips for Brazilians in Palma
- How to Get Around: Palma has an excellent network of urban buses (EMT) and metro. Use the Moovit app or Google Maps, both work perfectly on the island.
- Cultural Vibe: Keep an eye on the agenda at the Teatre Principal de Palma. They usually have concerts and theater plays that fit perfectly into Friday and Saturday nights.
- Gastronomy: Don't leave without trying a genuine ensaïmada. It's the most typical sweet of the island and an excellent companion for your afternoon coffee.
Palma in June is vibrant, sunny, and welcoming. Enjoy walking through its cobblestone streets, feeling the Mediterranean breeze, and of course, meeting other Brazilians at the city bars and squares. ¡Disfruta tu fin de semana!
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