Easter in Mallorca 2020
 

Hi, has anyone spend Easter in Mallorca? Any ideas of what to do and see or celebrations? Thank you,

There are lots of local events for Easter in most of the towns across the island and certainly in Palma itself. See https://rove.me/to/mallorca/semana-santa-and-easter

There is also https://www.abc-mallorca.com/easter-mallorca/ to have a look at and don't miss the carrying of the Christ down the 365 Calvary steps in Pollensa. Very atmospheric!

But be aware that all celebrations will be cancelled if the coronavirus situation get worse.

There must be some activities in Palma de Mallorca, caves of Genova for example

It'll get worse before it gets better, but fortunately at the moment there are no cases on the Balearic Islands. The Madrid area is the worst affected buy there are a few cases in Catalonia.

There are actually
16 cases in the Balearic Islands
230 cases in Catalonia and Valencia
1030 cases in Madrid
about 2200 infected people, 50 deads and 140 healed for the whole Kingdom.

Must have checked an old list (:

First death from Coronavirus reported in Mallorca.

"Must have checked an old list"

Indeed. Things change rapidly.
I should have written:

There are actually
22 cases in the Balearic Islands
350 cases in Catalonia and Valencia
1400 cases in Madrid
about 3000 infected people, 90 deads (2 of them in the Balearic Islands) and 190 healed for the whole Kingdom.

But we are just at the beginning. These numbers will grow continuously during weeks.

I wouldn't plan a trip anywhere in Europe at the moment. Neither of my daughters is planning to come here this summer, unless there is a dramatic improvement in the situation, and they can get last-minute tickets.

Even people who are already in Europe should just stay home.

I agree completely. We had three groups of American friends coming to visit in April, May, and June. All have wisely canceled. We have canceled plans for Spain in May and are keeping a careful eye on the situation with regard to a potential trip to Sicily in September. We just came back from a week in Paris last week, and that will be our final jaunt around France for the time being, unless we have important doctor's appts. in Bordeaux. We're pretty cut off from everyone here, so I'm not particularly worried, but I'm not keen to spend time on trains and certainly not airports.

Thank you, will have a look, but because of this virus i think i will enjoy the blogs for now ;) https://www.nofrills-excursions.com/...r-in-mallorca/ found a good one here and will wait til next year... #stayinghome

yes, saw the local news...

Thank you for your replay and yes, staying home, anyway our airports will be closed for min 2 weeks and it´s not looking good and safe to travel next weeks, All the best from Cracow :)