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Trips in Palma
Gothic quarter & Cathedral
⏱ 3 hours 👥 Small groups
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Modernism
⏱ 2 hours 👥 Small groups
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Wine and Clture
⏱ 4 hours 👥 Small groups
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Things about Palma you did not know
A Cathedral Built Over a Mosque
La Seu Cathedral was constructed on the site of a former mosque after the Christian conquest of 1229. Its rose window is one of the largest Gothic rose windows in the world, measuring over 11 metres in diameter.
The Arab Baths Still Stand
Hidden in the old town, the Banys Àrabs are among the best-preserved Moorish remains in the Balearic Islands — dating back to the 10th century and still sheltered under their original domed ceiling with star-shaped skylights.
Miró Called It Home
Joan Miró moved to Palma in 1956 and spent the rest of his life here. His studio, Taller Sert, was designed by his friend Josep Lluís Sert and is now open to the public, preserved exactly as the artist left it.
A Royal Palace Since the 13th Century
The Almudaina Palace, right beside the cathedral, has been a royal residence since King James II claimed it in 1309. The Spanish royal family still uses it for official ceremonies when visiting Mallorca today.
More Patios Than You Can Count
Palma's old town hides over 150 historic inner courtyards — noble patios with stone staircases, lemon trees, and wells, invisible from the street. Each May, many open their doors for the famous Patios Festival.
Built on a Roman Foundation
Palma was founded by the Romans around 123 BC as Palmeria. Parts of the ancient Roman road network are still visible beneath the streets of the old quarter, and Roman ruins continue to surface during construction works.