Son Espanyolet is a quiet, upmarket residential area in the west of Palma de Mallorca that offers a pleasant blend of tradition and modernity. It combines proximity to the city with a relaxed ambience, which makes it particularly attractive for families. Son Espanyolet borders well-known neighborhoods such as Santa Catalina, Son Dameto, Son Armadams and Son Dureta. The center of Palma is within walking distance, as are many stores, cafés and restaurants. There is a strong residential feel in Son Espanyolet. Many of the buildings are low-rise and have gardens or terraces, some with traditional courtyards. The streets are often quiet, without the hustle and bustle of busy tourist areas. At the same time, there are plenty of amenities: Supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés, restaurants, even the private hospital Clínica Juaneda is located here. A striking highlight is the "Pueblo Español" (or "Nuevo Pueblo Español"), a complex from the 1960s where you can find miniature replicas of famous buildings from Andalusia, Castile, the north of Spain etc., designed as a cultural exhibition and event space. The airport is around 12 to 15 kilometers away and can be reached in around 15 minutes by car. The Palma Sport & Tennis Club is a sporting attraction, the coastal promenade is ideal for jogging and cycling and the city offers a wide range of other sports facilities. Schools, including international institutions, make Son Espanyolet particularly attractive for families.