http://www.coastline.co.ukLatest content from coastline.en-gbhttp://www.coastline.co.uk/redirect.aspx?module=3&doc=0:40537&tid=rsshttp://www.coastline.co.uk/redirect.aspx?module=3&doc=0:40537&tid=rssThu, 22 Jan 2009 12:12:49 GMT Mallorca is a traditional Spanish island with a rich history and culture. The locals are deeply attached to their traditions and this is generally displayed in many of the fiestas which are celebrated across the island. Mallorca offers a rich and diverse heritage with architectural offerings ranging from Gothic, Arabic and Moorish influences. Museums are plentiful with interesting artifacts and as Mallorca has long been home to a plethora of writers and artists there are a large number of art galleries displaying works by local and world famous artists. Here are a few of the local cultural attractions worth considering: Palma Cathedral - According to legend, whilst sailing to Majorca in 1230 to recapture it from the Moors, Jaime I's fleet was hit by a major storm. He prayed to the Virgin Mary and vowed that if he survived the storm he would build a church in her honor. Work on it began...