• Castell de Bellver - This remarkable Gothic-style fortress is recognized as the oldest circular castle in Europe. It was constructed at the start of the 14th century by King Jaime II. Perched on a hill, it overlooks a forest, providing stunning views of the city, port, mountains, and plains.

• Parc de la Mar - A prominent urban park in the capital, located adjacent to the Cathedral beneath the ancient wall. It features lush grass, trees, family-friendly areas, and a large lake symbolizing the historical connection of the Mediterranean with the Cathedral and Wall.

• Mercat de l’Olivar - Located in the bustling heart of Palma, it stands as one of the most modern markets in Europe. It offers local, seasonal products and specialized local produce. Today, it is a popular gathering spot for both tourists and residents due to its diverse food offerings.

• Plaça Major - Over centuries, Palma has evolved into a city with diverse architectural styles, influenced by the various cultures that have inhabited the island. Key shopping streets include Calle San Miguel and Plaza Mayor, which served as the seat of the inquisition until 1823 and is now a beautiful historic square in Palma.

• Catedral de Mallorca - The island’s main religious structure is the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, commonly known as La Seu. With Gothic influences, it is situated above the sea on the ancient Roman wall of the city in the Bay of Palma. It is recognized as a monumental-historical-artistic site, with construction initiated by King Jaime I in 1229 in honor of Santa Maria.

• Walking Tour
• Official guide
• Comfortable Round Trip in a luxury bus with Air Conditioned

• tips
• Guided visit to the Palma Cathedral

Join us as we explore the Island’s Capital via a coach and walking tour. Our journey begins with a brief pause at Bellver Castle, offering a spectacular panoramic view of Palma city. Our expedition carries on into the heart of Palma, taking in the Parque del Mar and its historic wall that once protected the city.
The next leg involves a thorough exterior examination of La Seu, Palma’s Cathedral. Learn about the incredible history contained within its stone facade, with an optional inside tour. This marvel has been recognized as a UNESCO Historic-Artistic Monument.
Lastly, we will embark on a mini-tour of the old town’s streets, thriving with diverse architectural styles influenced by the varying cultures that once resided on the island. Highlights include Calle San Miguel, Plaza Mayor, and city markets, most notably the Mercado del Olivar, the island’s largest. This marketplace brings together traditional gastronomy with a broad range of national and international culinary delights. Engage in this historical and vibrant city’s discovery.

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