Activities in Palma de Mallorca

The Cathedral of Santa María (La Seu)

One of the most outstanding jewels of Palma, the Cathedral is an essential visit. This majestic Gothic construction, located in front of the sea, is the symbol of the city. Don’t miss the opportunity to tour its impressive interior, which includes a large central nave, beautiful stained glass windows and a spectacular view of the port. If you are lucky enough to visit at dusk, the sunlight filtering through the stained glass windows creates a magical atmosphere.

Castillo de Bellver

One of the most outstanding jewels of Palma, the Cathedral is an essential visit. This majestic Gothic construction, located in front of the sea, is the symbol of the city. Don’t miss the opportunity to tour its impressive interior, which includes a large central nave, beautiful stained glass windows and a spectacular view of the port. If you are lucky enough to visit at dusk, the sunlight filtering through the stained glass windows creates a magical atmosphere.

Pueblo Espalol

If you want to know the traditions and architecture of the different regions of Spain, visit the Pueblo Español in Palma. This open-air museum brings together representative buildings from various parts of the country, such as a replica of a square in Seville or a typical house in Andalusia. It is a unique way to travel throughout Spain without leaving Palma.

S’Hort del Rei Gardens

One of the quietest and most beautiful parks in Palma. Located next to the Almudaina Royal Palace, these gardens offer unparalleled peace in the heart of the city. With its fountains, ponds and a wide variety of Mediterranean plants, it is the ideal place to walk or relax. The historic setting surrounding the gardens makes it a unique experience.

Es Baluard Museum of Modern Art

In the city you can also enjoy contemporary art at the Es Baluard Museum, a space that houses a wide collection of local and international artists. In addition to its valuable artistic heritage, the museum is located in a historic building that offers exceptional views of the port of Palma. An essential visit for art lovers.

Olivar Market

If you want to know Mallorcan gastronomy at its best, you cannot miss a visit to the Olivar Market. This market is the nerve center for fresh products in Palma. You will find everything from fish and seafood fresh from the coast to local fruits and vegetables. Additionally, in its bars and restaurants you can try traditional tapas such as ensaimada or sobrasada.

Santa Catalina neighborhood

Known as the “Soho of Palma”, the Santa Catalina neighborhood is one of the most vibrant in the city. Full of bars, restaurants and designer shops, Santa Catalina has a bohemian feel that makes it the perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening. In addition, you can enjoy its market, where fresh and local products are sold, and a lively nightlife.

Port of Palma and Promenade

The port of Palma is one of the most important in the Mediterranean, and exploring its Paseo Marítimo is an activity you must do. Here you can enjoy the views of the yachts and boats, while you walk among palm trees. You will also find numerous bars and restaurants where you can taste fresh seafood or a good paella with sea views.

Juan March Foundation Museum

For art lovers, a visit to the Juan March Foundation is an essential stop. This museum houses an impressive collection of contemporary art, with works by renowned artists such as Picasso, Dalí, Miró and Tàpies. Its location in the old town of Palma and its modern architecture make the experience even more attractive.

Genova Cave

If you are fond of geological formations, you cannot miss a visit to the Cueva de Génova, located on the outskirts of Palma. This complex system of caves offers a tour of impressive formations of stalactites and stalagmites. In addition, the natural environment that surrounds the cave is perfect for a short walk before or after the visit.

Boat route along the coast of Palma

One of the best ways to see Palma from another perspective is to take a boat tour along its coast. You can choose between a traditional boat ride, a catamaran excursion or a sailing tour, and enjoy panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Additionally, some excursions include stops in hidden coves, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters.

Plaza Mayor and its terraces

The Plaza Mayor is one of the most emblematic places in Palma, surrounded by historic buildings. On its terraces you can relax, have a coffee or enjoy a tapa while you watch city life go by. It is the perfect place to enjoy the local atmosphere and take a break on your tour of Palma.