Breakfast: Grab breakfast on the go at Mercat de l’Olivar in the Plaça de l’Olivar and make your way down to the train station so you can…

Take a scenic train journey: Whether it’s a mindful break you want, or just to nurse your hangover from a night of cava and cocktails in Sa Llotja, Palma’s historic Soller wooden electric train is an unrivalled treat – and ideal for those travelling by themselves. It will take you to the nearby beautiful rural town of Soller, rising you up 199 metres into the stunning Mallorcan countryside, over scenic bridges and finally the Tramuntana Mountains.

Lunch: Back in Palma city centre, head to local hot spot Buscando el Norte, which is full of quirky design touches and has a great lunch menu featuring imaginative and Insta-worth dishes (particularly on the seafood front).

Check out some art: Palma has an excellent selection of great art galleries, and exploring them all is a great way to while away an afternoon. Check out Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, which houses major works from artists such as Picasso and Miro, the Fundacion Juan March, famed for its Salvador Dalí works, and the Joan Miró Foundation itself, which has a great sculpture garden to explore.

Plus, if all that culture makes you thirsty, Es Baluard is as famous for its stylish bar as its art. Start your evening with an aperitif here before dinner…

Dinner: Head to the buzzy atmosphere of Bar España, smack bang in the middle of the city, where their delicious tapas is served at the bar; perfect for solo diners on the hunt for a snack before heading back to the airport.

The joy of travelling solo: 48hrs in Palma