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Palma Cathedral
Palma’s iconic Gothic cathedral dominates the seafront with soaring interiors, a huge rose window, and rooftop terraces overlooking the old town and bay.
Bellver Castle
Spain’s only round castle crowns a hill above Palma, offering panoramic city and bay views plus a striking medieval interior.
Palacio de la Almudaina
This historic royal palace showcases grand rooms, a ceremonial staircase, and gardens beside the cathedral in Palma’s monumental heart.
Fundació Miró Mallorca
Joan Miró’s former studio and gallery displays major works and sculptures, offering insight into the artist’s life in Palma.
Parc de la Mar
Seafront park beneath the cathedral with reflective water views and open space, ideal for appreciating Palma’s dramatic skyline.
Passeig Marítim
Palma’s waterfront promenade pairs marina views with a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, perfect for strolling beside the sea.
Arab Baths
One of Palma’s notable historic remnants, these atmospheric baths reveal traces of the city’s Islamic past within the old town.
Plaça Major
Palma’s lively central square is framed by historic buildings and cafés, making it a natural stop while exploring the old town.
Basílica de Sant Francesc
A beautiful historic basilica in the old town, admired for its architecture and peaceful setting among Palma’s medieval streets.
Ferrocarril de Sóller Station
Historic station where the famous vintage train departs, celebrated for its nostalgic character and classic wooden railway experience.
Poble Espanyol
An open-air architectural complex featured on sightseeing routes, presenting Spanish-style buildings in one walkable cultural site.
Royal Gardens of S'Hort del Rei
Landscaped gardens near the cathedral and palace provide a pleasant, photogenic pause amid Palma’s major historic monuments.
La Rambla
A well-known boulevard on Palma sightseeing routes, lined with urban charm and convenient access to central historic attractions.
Plaça de Cort
Historic square in Palma’s old town, noted for its elegant civic setting and easy access to surrounding medieval streets.
Jewish Quarter
Historic lanes in Palma’s old town reflect the city’s layered past, with atmospheric streets ideal for cultural wandering.
La Calatrava
Historic central area near major landmarks, restaurants, shoreline, and key tourist attractions.
Dalt Murada
Historic center neighborhood with cultural sights, restaurants, and easy access to Palma’s main attractions.
Portixol
Family-friendly coastal area with beaches, bay views, seafood restaurants, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Santa Catalina
Lively, trendy district with cafes, restaurants, boutiques, market, and strong visitor appeal.
Son Armadams
Western neighborhood with cafes, restaurants, sea views, and convenient value accommodation options.
Paseo Maritimo
Central waterfront area known for harbour views, promenade walks, bars, and nightlife access.
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Corpus Christi
Day of La Rioja
Day of Murcia
St. John's Day
Santiago Apóstol
Day of the Cantabrian Institutions
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