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Arab Baths
Banys ÀrabsOn Carrer de Can Serra, Palma's Arab Baths preserve part of the island's Islamic architecture. Look for the columned hot room, which stands in the garden of Can Pit.
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Basilica of St Francis
Basílica de Sant FrancescThe Basilica of St Francis in Palma stands next to the Gothic cloister of the convent. In a side chapel of the church lies the tomb of Ramon Llull.
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Bellver Castle
Castell de BellverBellver Castle rises above the trees on a hill overlooking Palma. Its round Gothic walls enclose a former royal residence that later served as a prison and now hous…
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Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art
Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani de PalmaEs Baluard is Palma's contemporary art museum. It is located at the bastion of Sant Pere, where sections of the city's old wall survive.
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La Llotja de Palma
La LlotjaLa Llotja is a Gothic building in Palma designed by Guillem Sagrera. It served as a meeting place for merchants, beneath vaults that spring from columns shaped like…
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Marivent Gardens
Jardins de MariventMarivent Gardens are in Cala Major, on the grounds of a residence of the Spanish royal family. The public gardens have a permanent display of bronze sculptures by J…
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Miró Mallorca Foundation
Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a MallorcaMiró Mallorca Foundation in Palma includes two studios where Joan Miró worked, Taller Sert and Son Boter. Its museum and headquarters occupy a third building design…
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Olivar Market
Mercat de l’OlivarOlivar Market stands in the historic centre of Palma. Its covered halls have stalls for fresh food and counters where visitors can stop for tapas or a prepared meal.
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Palau March Museum
Palau MarchPalau March is a former family residence beside Palma’s cathedral and the Almudaina. The Bartolomé March Foundation uses the palace to present collections of art an…
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Palma Beach
Platja de PalmaPalma Beach is a stretch of the south coast of Mallorca. It runs from Can Pastilla to s’Arenal, in the Bay of Palma.
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Palma Cathedral
Catedral de Mallorca (la Seu)Palma Cathedral, also called La Seu, is a Gothic cathedral in Mallorca. It stands above the walls of the old city of Palma. Inside are works by Antoni Gaudí and Miq…
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Royal Palace of La Almudaina
Palau Reial de l’AlmudainaIn Palma, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina is next to the cathedral. Inside the palace visitors can see the courtyard, the Gothic chapel of Saint Anne and the Islam…
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Santa Catalina Neighbourhood
Santa CatalinaSanta Catalina is a Palma neighbourhood with a fishing and seafaring past. It has low houses and a municipal food market that shares the neighbourhood’s name.
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