Palma Cathedral & Old Town Guided Tour, Mallorca
Palma Cathedral & Old Town Guided Tour, Mallorca
Duration: 1.5 hours (approx.)
1.5 hours (approx.)
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Explore Palma Cathedral & Old Town Guided Tour in Mallorca, Spain, and explore the city's long history with this walking tour offering insights into its key highlights. Begin your journey at CaixaForum, where you'll be guided through bustling lanes to discover historic landmarks before entering the majestic Palma Cathedral, renowned for one of Europe’s largest Rose Windows and tallest central naves. This experience is available in four different languages, ensuring a complete understanding of Mallorca's cultural heritage.
Explore Palma Cathedral & Old Town Guided Tour in Mallorca, Spain, and explore the city's long history with this walking tour offering insights into its key highlights. Begin your journey at CaixaForum, where you'll be guided through bustling lanes to discover historic landmarks before entering the majestic Palma Cathedral, renowned for one of Europe’s largest Rose Windows and tallest central naves. This experience is available in four different languages, ensuring a complete understanding of Mallorca's cultural heritage.
From Palma's stunning seaside setting, start a guided tour at Palma Cathedral available in Spanish or English to discover the city’s long history.
Key landmarks like Las Ramblas, Ajuntament de Palma, Jardins del Rei (Royal Gardens), and Sa Llotja are explored during this journey through Mallorca's highlights.
Uncover secrets of underground tunnels while exploring features such as The Great Rose Window, Altarpiece, and the Museum at Palma Cathedral.
Gaudí’s modernist design influences can be seen in the Cathedral Museum where countless artefacts and treasures await discovery on a walking tour.
Access is granted to Barceló Chapel for visitors who wish to admire its ceramic mural artwork.
Admission for a guided exploration of Palma Cathedral & Old Town
Access to Palma Cathedral with no waiting in line
Ticket for expert-led tour at the historic cathedral
Use of an English, Spanish, French, or German-speaking guide on your walk through Mallorca’s history
Entry into the Museum of the Cathedral showcasing its rich heritage
Visit allowed to the Episcopal Palace Museum (when open)
One small group walking experience with a maximum of 15 participants
Enjoy an authentic taste of ensaïmada, Mallorca's renowned pastry
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Tour guide explaining to visitors inside Palma Cathedral with stained glass windows.
Bring your Palma visit by delving into its Old Town through a walking tour that highlights the city's crown jewel—the Palma Cathedral. Available in four different languages, this experience offers an insightful exploration of Mallorca’s historic charm.
Getting Started
- Your journey begins at CaixaForum, once a grand hotel and now a cultural hub, where you'll meet your guide for the Old Town tour. Stroll through Palma's lively streets to uncover its long history and prominent landmarks before venturing into the majestic Palma Cathedral.
What to Expect
- Dive deep into the secrets of Mallorca’s underground tunnels, architectural marvels, and more on a walking tour through Old Town. The guided exploration extends to the Palma Cathedral where you can admire its Gothic architecture along with its Museum and artefacts.
Features
- Walking Tour of the Old Town: Led by an experienced guide, this tour unveils the history of Mallorca’s Old Town. Discover hidden tales behind underground tunnels while visiting key landmarks such as Ajuntament de Palma, Sa Llotja, and Jardins del Rei (Royal Gardens).
- Palma Cathedral: Experience a guided exploration of this iconic Gothic cathedral established in 1229 with restorations by Antoni Gaudí in 1903. Marvel at its grand Rose Windows and towering central nave.
Select an expert guide offering insights in two languages—English or Spanish—for your tour, ensuring you fully appreciate Palma’s historical treasures.
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.
- Comfortable shoes are essential as your visit might involve considerable walking.
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the tour.
- Pets aren't permitted at the Cathedral, but guide dogs can join you.
- Luggage such as travel suitcases or bulky items are not allowed inside.
- A formal dress code is required for visiting this religious site.
- Consuming food and drinks (except water) isn't permitted within the cathedral.
Sitting areas prohibit smoking during your visit to the Cathedral.
The cathedral and museum are designed to be accessible for visitors with wheelchairs or limited mobility.
- Defacing exhibits or graffiti is illegal and subject to legal penalties.
- Children under 18 must always have adult supervision while visiting.
- The entrance from April through October is via Portal del Mirador for the Palma Cathedral.
Access between November and March is available at Placa de la Seu, passing through the Almonia Building to enter the cathedral.
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.
Wear comfortable shoes and carry water as there will be a lot of walking during the tour.
Avoid bringing pets to Palma Cathedral but guide dogs are welcome; ensure you wear formal clothing appropriate for visiting a religious site.
If exploring multiple landmarks, consider starting with attractions like Las Ramblas or Jardins del Rei before heading to Sa Llotja and the Cathedral Museum.
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Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca
- Timings are displayed in the venue's time zone.
- Closed on 1st Jan 2026, 20th Jan 2026, 10th May 2026, 15th Aug 2026, 1st Nov 2026, 6th Dec 2026, 24th Dec 2026, 25th Dec 2026 and 26th Dec 2026.
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