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Palacio Casa Galesa-This wonderful XVI century stately house is located in the old quarters of Palma next to the Cathedral and was turned into a hotel by a couple from Wales - the Pollards. The interior is of palatial proportions, indeed, this singular hotel feels more like a private museum in view of the quality of its objects d'art. |
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These include a stone stairway leading onto a large hall room, a dining room - faithfully replicating Monet's in Giverny - a small patio with fountain, sunny terraces, sculptures, as well as paintings and antiques throughout. There is also a covered swimming pool that is heated in winter and cooled in the summer. Furthermore, Casa Galesa is in the Gothic quarter of the capital, the real heart of the island for shopping and sightseeing. Majorcan soups (both clear soups from fish, stew or meat and the true Mallorca soups (almost solid or dry and more difficult to find nowadays) |
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Roast pork stuffing (mixture of pork liver with eggs, bread, spices, apples and plums) El Tumbet (a type of cake with a layer of potato and another of lightly fried aubergine, covered with tomato sauce and peppers) Huevos al Estilo Sóller (Eggs covered with a complicated vegetable and milk sauce) La ensaimada (delicate puff pastry |
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"Hotel Palacio Casa Galesa",
Palma de Mallorca
Spain.