The population of Paloma City is approximately 36,000 residents. The city is the de facto capital of the Free Socialist State of Paloma, and is home to the Supreme Paloman Building, the Estate of the President of the Republic of Pajaro, and the Communist Party of Paloma. The city is also the de facto capital of the British Hong Kong Government in Exile, whose parliament is held in the garage next to Sexton and Kilfoil drains.
The area's old town is a favorite among architecture lovers. Old buildings, church steeples, and quaint cobblestone streets are all packed into a small area. There are many restaurants, boutiques, and museums to visit in Paloma City. And if you're looking for a place to raise a family, the city's old town is the place to be. There are several restaurants with terraces, but you'll have to abide by the city's rules and regulations.
The old city is located on the southeast part of the island behind the cathedral. The streets here are lined with palm trees and offer a picturesque setting. You'll also find many museums in the Arab quarter, including those on Mallorca history, antique toys, and religious artifacts. The Placa Cort, a monument to Palma's town hall, houses the famous old olive tree that's over 800 years old.