Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Sunday
Mallorca's weekend lineup includes diverse music performances, the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca cycling race (be advised of road closures or disruption), Sant Sebastià correfoc, Dinosaurs Tour, live performances, and more.
Challenge Ciclista a Mallorca from 2023
The Portuguese Rui Costa debuts the Intermarché jersey with a thrilling victory in Palmanova and Alaphilippe reacts late in 2023.
Cycling challenge starts in Palmanova
In one form or another the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca has been in existence since 1992.
Mallorca events: What's On from Wednesday to Thursday
This week kicks off the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca across the island.
What's On Sunday 30 and Monday 31 January
Today is the final leg of the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca. Be advised of road closures.
The Challenge Ciclista Mallorca
the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca
Spotlight North: Cycling Challenge for Alcudia in May
This will be the thirtieth staging of the event, and Alcudia will be its headquarters.
Challenge Ciclista a Mallorca from 2023
Challenge Ciclista a Mallorca from 2023.
Events
Final day of the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca
Please be advised of possible road closures and detours.
Cycling
Germany's Buchmann wins second stage of The Tour of Majorca
The second day took the 23 teams up in to the mountains for the 160 kilometre stage between Soller and Deya.
Cycling
Moschetti gets Mallorca Challenge off to a winning start
Thursday was the first leg of the Challenge Mallorca.
Majorca
What's on in Majorca: 31 January-3 February
A fairly quiet week. The almond blossom fair in Son Servera. Majorcan violinist Francisco Fullana appears with the Balearic Symphony Orchestra. "Beauty and the Beast On Ice" with the Moscow Ice Palace Ballet. Four days of the Challenge Ciclista Mallorca.
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