If you’re planning a guided tour through the charming streets of Palma, there’s a new regulation you should be aware of. As of January 1, the city has implemented a new civic ordinance limiting guided tour groups to a maximum of 35 people. This is a significant change from the previous allowance of 70, and it’s designed to enhance the experience for everyone, both residents and visitors.

What does this mean for you? Essentially, it aims to create a more intimate and less crowded touring experience. Smaller groups can navigate the narrow, historic alleys more easily, allowing for better engagement with your guide and a more relaxed pace. While it might mean booking your tours a little further in advance, especially during peak season, the benefit is a more personal and enjoyable exploration of Palma’s rich history and stunning architecture. It’s all part of Palma’s ongoing effort to manage tourism sustainably and ensure everyone can appreciate the city’s beauty without feeling overwhelmed. So, plan ahead and get ready for a more focused and delightful journey through our capital.

Source: EuroWeekly News