Maison Mitoyenne à Gênes

Génova is a small, elevated residential village on the western outskirts of Palma, sitting above the city on the lower slopes of the Tramuntana foothills. Its narrow lanes, stone walls, and traditional Mallorcan architecture give it a distinctly village character that stands apart from the urban fabric below. The area has long attracted professionals and families who want proximity to Palma without living in the city itself, and its hillside position delivers open views across the bay.

The village centre has a cluster of well-regarded restaurants, including Ca’n Pedro, a Mallorcan institution known for traditional island cooking. The Mercat de l’Olivar in central Palma is a ten-minute drive. The beaches of Cala Major and Illetes are reachable in under fifteen minutes by car.

Palma city centre is approximately four kilometres from Génova, a drive of around ten minutes via the Ma-1040. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly twelve kilometres away, typically twenty minutes by car, with direct flights to most major European cities and year-round connections to Madrid and Barcelona. The port of Palma, serving ferry routes to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza, is also within easy reach of the neighbourhood.