Mallorca Cathedral
La Seu dominates the waterfront. Enjoy the exterior first and check tickets before visiting inside.
Walking directionsPALMA DE MALLORCA · AYUDA TURÍSTICA
Palma de Mallorca in four days
Four area-based itineraries in Palma de Mallorca with photos, directions and optional indoor visits.
Pick one area per day and shorten the plan whenever you wish. Indoor visits are optional; this is not a promise that every venue fits into one day.
Day 1: Cathedral and seafront old town
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Almudaina Palace
The palace beside the cathedral completes the monumental ensemble; check admission before visiting inside.
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Arab Baths
A small reminder of Islamic Palma among gardens and old streets; check visiting arrangements.
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Parc de la Mar
The lake and promenade offer broad cathedral views; seek shade and water on hot days.
Walking directionsDay 2: Churches and historic harbour
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Santa Eulàlia Church
The façade and square make a fine old-town stop; respect services if you go inside.
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Sant Francesc
The church and its surroundings invite a slower walk through historic streets; check cloister visits separately.
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La Llotja
The Gothic trading hall recalls Palma’s merchant history and fits into a waterfront walk.
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Consolat de Mar
Admire the façade from Passeig de Sagrera; this is a government building, so do not assume unrestricted interior access.
Walking directionsDay 3: Art and Bellver
Start this routeEs Baluard and Sa Feixina are close together. Poble Espanyol and Bellver require separate travel and involve slopes: choose according to your time and check access and return transport.
Es Baluard
Modern and contemporary art beside the city walls; distinguish the outdoor walk from exhibition admission.
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Sa Feixina Park
An urban park beside Santa Catalina, useful for a break between Es Baluard and journeys towards Ponent.
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Poble Espanyol
An enclosure with architectural reproductions from across Spain; check admission and plan transport.
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Bellver Castle
Its circular plan and bay views reward the climb; plan access to the hill and check interior visits.
Walking directionsDay 4: Seaside neighbourhoods
Start this routeChoose a stretch of coast; this is not a short four-stop walk. Portixol and Ciutat Jardí can form one outing, and Cala Estància and Can Pastilla another. Check EMT connections.
Portixol
The small harbour and waterfront houses offer another side of Palma, away from the monumental circuit.
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Ciutat Jardí
Beach and seafront promenade for a break outside the centre; sea conditions determine swimming safety.
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Cala Estància
An urban cove beside Can Pastilla for a stroll and a break; check sea conditions before swimming.
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Can Pastilla
A coastal area for a beachside stroll; arrive by transport and choose a section rather than walking the entire bay.
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