This Tuesday, the heart of Mallorca beats with a singular force. The Pla de Mallorca awakens for its great third Easter festival, a day when time seems to stand still to allow tradition and fellowship to prevail over the work routine that already reigns throughout the archipelago. And it is that this Easter Tuesday, the roads and paths that wind towards the most emblematic peaks or hermitages of the region are once again filled with families laden with 'senalletes' (small baskets) or backpacks where the last jewels of homemade and traditional Easter confectionery still remain.

This Tuesday, the heart of Mallorca beats with singular force. The Pla de Mallorca awakens for its great third Easter festival, a day when time seems to stand still to allow tradition and fellowship to prevail over the work routine that already reigns throughout the Archipelago. Indeed, this Easter Tuesday, the roads and paths that wind towards the most emblematic peaks or hermitages of the region are once again filled with families laden with baskets or backpacks still holding the last jewels of homemade and traditional Easter pastries.