Qué hacer en Palma
01
Visit Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
Rising above Parc de la Mar and overlooking the waterfront, Palma Cathedral is the city's most recognisable landmark. Inside you'll find the famous rose window, Antoni Gaudí's restoration work and the striking chapel created by Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló.
02
Explore Palma Old Town
The historic centre is a maze of narrow streets, hidden courtyards and elegant stone buildings. Wander through Plaça Major, discover local boutiques and stop for coffee in one of the city's many squares.
03
Visit Bellver Castle
One of the few circular castles in Europe, Bellver Castle sits above Palma and offers panoramic views across the city and bay.
04
Walk the Waterfront
The Paseo Marítimo stretches along the bay and is one of the best places to enjoy sea views, marinas and sunset walks.
Mejores playas cerca de Palma
Playa de Palma
A long stretch of golden sand with calm water, beach clubs and watersports.
Cala Major
Located just west of the city centre, Cala Major offers a smaller beach atmosphere with clear water and easy access.
Can Pere Antoni
The closest city beach to Palma Cathedral and Parc de la Mar.
Mejores restaurantes en Palma
La Rosa Vermutería
A popular Palma spot for tapas, vermouth and relaxed city dining.
Ombu
Creative small plates in the centre of Palma, close to the old town.
Mercat de l’Olivar
A great choice for casual seafood, tapas and local market atmosphere.
Dónde alojarse en Palma
Old Town
Perfect for first-time visitors who want history, restaurants and architecture within walking distance.
Santa Catalina
Palma's trendiest neighbourhood, known for its food scene, bars and local atmosphere.
Paseo Marítimo
Ideal for visitors wanting marina views and easy access to boat trips.
Consejos prácticos de viaje
- Palma Airport is around 15 minutes from the city centre.
- Allow at least 2 to 3 days to explore the city properly.
- Visit Palma Cathedral early in the day during summer.
- Wear comfortable shoes as many streets in the old town are cobbled.