Palma Cathedral & Old Town Guided Tour
Palma Cathedral & Old Town Guided Tour
Duration: 1.5 hours
1.5 hours
Expert local tour guide
Expert local tour guide
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Discover the history of the stunning seaside city of Palma and enjoy a guided tour of the Palma Cathedral in Spanish or English.
Explore key landmarks such as Las Ramblas, Ajuntament de Palma, Jardins del Rei (Royal Gardens), and Sa Llotja, among others.
Find out the secrets behind the city’s underground tunnels and explore highlights like The Great Rose Window, Altarpiece, and the Museum at the Cathedral.
Walk through the Cathedral Museum, designed by Gaudí’s modernist sensibilities, and explore the countless artefacts and treasures it’s home to.
You can also access the Barceló Chapel and take in the beauty of the ceramic mural that covers its walls.
Walking tour of Old Town
Skip-the-line entry to Palma Cathedral
Guided tour of Palma Cathedral
Expert English, Spanish, French, or German-speaking guide
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral
Entry to the Episcopal Palace Museum (when open)
Small group tour (15 people maximum)
Taste an ensaïmada, Mallorca’s most famous pastry
Food & drinks
Transportation
Tour guide explaining to visitors inside Palma Cathedral with stained glass windows.
Get a well-rounded peek into the best of Palma on a walking tour and explore its key highlight—the Palma Cathedral, in a choice of four different languages.
Getting Started
Your day begins with a walking tour of the Old Town in Palma, guided by an expert. Your tour will begin at CaixaForum, a grand hotel-turned-cultural center. Explore the city’s bustling lanes, its history, and key landmarks, before enjoying a guided tour of the Palma Cathedral, home to one of the largest Rose Windows and tallest central naves in all of Europe.
What to Expect
Go on a walking tour of Palma's Old Town and find out the secrets behind its underground tunnels, the architecture, and more. Additionally, enjoy a guided tour of the Palma Cathedral and take in its Gothic design, Museum, and artefacts.
Features
Walking tour of the Old Town: A walking tour of Palma’s Old Town with an experienced guide leading the way, shedding light on its history, the secrets behind its underground tunnels, and more. Key landmarks covered include Ajuntament de Palma, Sa Llotja, and Jardins del Rei (Royal Gardens).
Palma Cathedral: A guided tour of this iconic Gothic cathedral that was initially built in 1229 and restored in 1903 by world-famous architect Antoni Gaudí.
Expert guide in two languages: Choose to go on this tour with an expert, monolingual guide in two languages—English and Spanish.
Palma Cathedral with gardens and fountain in foreground, Mallorca, Spain.
Visitors inside Palma Cathedral exploring Gothic architecture and stained glass windows in Palma, Spain.
Tour guide explaining to visitors inside Palma Cathedral with stained glass windows.
Palma Cathedral with gardens and fountain in foreground, Mallorca, Spain.
Visitors inside Palma Cathedral exploring Gothic architecture and stained glass windows in Palma, Spain.
Tour group listening to a guide at Palma Cathedral entrance.
What to bring
- Wear a pair of comfortable shoes as your visit could involve a lot of walking.
- Carry enough water to keep yourself hydrated.
What’s not allowed
- Pets are not allowed at the Cathedral, but guide dogs are welcome.
- Travel suitcases or bulky packages are not allowed.
- Strict dress code: You must wear formal clothing appropriate for a religious site.
- Eating food and consuming drinks (except water) isn’t allowed inside the cathedral.
- Smoking is not allowed during your visit to the cathedral.
Accessibility
- The cathedral and museum are accessible to those in wheelchairs or with reduced mobility.
Additional Information
- Defacing exhibits and painting graffiti is prohibited and punishable by law.
- Visitors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- From April to October, the entrance to the Palma Cathedral is from Portal del Mirador.
- From November to March, the entrance to the Palma Cathedral is from Placa de la Seu, via the Almonia Building.
Narrow street in the shopping district of Palma de Mallorca with colorful buildings and people walking.
Altarpiece and stained glass windows inside Palma Cathedral, Mallorca.
Tour group listening to a guide at Palma Cathedral entrance.
Narrow street in the shopping district of Palma de Mallorca with colorful buildings and people walking.
Altarpiece and stained glass windows inside Palma Cathedral, Mallorca.
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