The Saint James It lies hidden in a quiet alley, between a Gothic church and a Baroque monastery. It is an oasis of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of the capital and the perfect place for people who love life on the streets of the lively coastal city. The house's design impresses with an exciting mix of modern art and an elegant, light-filled interior. The jewel of the former manor house is the jasmine-scented rooftop terrace. The blue sky, soft birdsong, and lush greenery invite you to slow down and let guests not even suspect that they are in the heart of Palma. The stylish Cantina Panzà is located on the ground floor of Saint James and has quickly established itself as one of the city's lunch and dinner hotspots.