You'll start from the Escollera, on the city's seafront, and then walk through the streets that lead to the Lonja, the ancient gothic-style headquarters of the merchants' guild which today hosts temporary exhibitions and other cultural events.
Continue to the Almudaina Royal Palace. Built on the ancient Muslim alcázar, it is currently the residence of the King of Spain when he is on the island.
Beside it is the Cathedral of Santa Maria, known as La Seu. Stop to admire the Ojo del Gótico, a huge rose window of about 100 square meters: one of the biggest ever made in Europe.
Then it's through the alleys of the old town to a local bar. Are you ready for the ultimate Spanish tasting session? You'll taste tapas accompanied by a glass of sangría, the traditional drink made with sweetened red wine and fresh seasonal fruit.