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Saint George fills Palma's streets with literature

Ismael Velázquez
23/04/2026
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The center of Palma experiences the Sant Jordi festival.I. V.
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Booksellers and customers, sharing culture from the very first hour.
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The day extends through Palma with more activities and new stalls.
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24 bookstores have set up stalls all over the city.
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Booksellers setting up stalls first thing in the morning.
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The rose of the ARA Balears, designed this year by artist Pep Llambías.
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Roses and books, the tradition for Saint George's Day.
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The Plaza Mayor of Palma, one of the nerve centers of the day.
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The ARA Balears rose, present at the stalls.
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The stalls, prepared to receive the first attendees.
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First morning customers at the stalls on La Rambla.
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Large influx of public from the first hour.
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Bookstores, flower shops and residents, sharing culture for the Diada of Sant Jordi.
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