Serviced Offices & Coworking Spaces in Palma

Palma is a city in Spain renowned for its many seaside resorts, Roman ruins, mountains and protected coves. It is the capital of the island of Mallorca, and in itself represents all the diversity that defines the Balearic Islands. It's also the perfect place to rent a coworking space in Spain.

What do you need to know about Palma?

If you've decided to rent office space in Palma, you should know that the city is multicultural. It boasts the remains of Phoenician, Roman, Vandal, Christian and Muslim civilizations. This cultural diversity makes Palma one of the world's most popular destinations.

Origins of Palma

During the Roman period, Palma was considered a strategic Mediterranean port. This status attracted the covetousness of many peoples, including :

• the Vandals,
• the Byzatines,
• Vikings,
• the Almoravids.

In the 13th and 14th centuries, the city became one of Britain's most prosperous capitals. It was then absorbed into the Spanish crown, and enjoyed its first period of prosperity in the Middle Ages. The city's historic buildings bear witness to Palma's prosperity. They feature Gothic, Catalan, Moorish and Modernist architecture.

The city enjoyed another period of prosperity in the 19th century, thanks to the development of steamboats. In the early 1900s, Palma's population rose sharply following the destruction of its ancient walls. Today, the town's main source of income is tourism.

The authenticity of Palma

What makes Palma so special is its authenticity and loyalty to its roots. The fact that it has maintained a steady agricultural activity for over 20 decades bears witness to this attachment to its values. In addition, numerous monuments dating back to antiquity can still be found in the town. Its inhabitants, 20% of whom are foreigners, have been faithful to their traditions for decades. As a result, you can still discover the gastronomy typical of this city in their homes. Dishes such as Tumbet, coca de trampo, frito Mallorquin or Perol minorquin are still very much alive in this city.

Palma: a city full of surprises

With a surface area of over 200 km², Palma the 8ᵉ city of Spain is home to over 441,000 inhabitants. During the tourist seasons, this population can multiply tenfold. This testifies to the influence and importance of its tourist attractions. After your coworking sessions, you can take some time to discover this sumptuous city.

What to do in Mallorca's capital?

Palma is one of the best destinations for sightseeing. During your stay here, you can take a stroll through Palma's old town to discover its patios and sumptuous gardens. During this walk, you'll have the opportunity to see the city's old houses with their varied architectural styles. You can also find a wonderful place to sample the city's culinary specialties. Don't forget to pay a visit to Plaça Major. This is the former headquarters of the Spanish Inquisition. It is now open to the general public.

You can visit tourist sites such as:

• Palma Cathedral,
• Olivar Market,
• Le Château de Beliver,
• the Royal Palace of La Almudaina,
• the Museum of Contemporary Spanish Art,
• Arab baths,
• the Drash caves.

If you're a fan of boat excursions, Palma is also a good destination for you. You'll find numerous shipping companies offering these activities at affordable prices.

Palma's emblematic neighborhoods

Palma has many neighborhoods to visit after a hard day's work. Santa Catalina is one of the city's most popular spots. It is located not far from the Réal Club Nautico and behind the Paseo Maritimo. The district is best known for its historic market, the Marcot de Santa Catalina. It has been in operation since 1249 and is bustling day and night. Most of the outlets in this district are restaurants or bars. So, if you prefer a place to discover a wide range of gourmet dishes, this neighborhood is the best option for you.

Another of Palma's emblematic districts is Paseo Maritimo. Here, you'll find everything you're looking for. Whether it's a salsa club, restaurant, bar or takeaway, you won't be disappointed. Other neighborhoods to visit include La Lonja, C'an Barbara, Portixal and Palma's old town.

Why rent a Le Bureau coworking space in Palma?

Although Palma is a key tourist destination, it's also a great place to enjoy your coworking space.

For its transport links

The city of Palma is served by a number of roads that make transportation smooth and safe. As it's a tourist city, most means of transport are bicycles. This allows you to get to your place of work without the slightest problem and while preserving nature. You can also take a train to your destination if your place of residence is a little far away. Palma has train stations and lines connecting several cities.

To benefit from its flexibility and few commitments

Renting an open space in Palma requires very little commitment on your part. All you have to do is choose the private office, or not, that suits you, and you can come and work there peacefully. What's more, it's up to you to decide how many days or hours you want to work in your flexible office. If you're constantly on the move, this is the best solution for you. So, even when you're on vacation in Palma, you can occasionally make a whole in these spaces to work.

To save money

Palma is one of Spain's least expensive destinations. In this city, you won't need to fork out a hefty sum to afford a workspace that suits your needs. What's more, some of them offer magnificent views of the city's tourist attractions. All the more reason to make your coworking moments even more memorable.