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Agnes

Austria

Jan 2026

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The whole cathedral love it ! About the ticket its cheaper than at the cathedral thanks you it was also so easy to get ticket

Gáspár

Hungary

Sep 2025

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Arriving at the cathedral, we entered the building almost immediately without queuing. There were quite a few people waiting, but luckily we didn't have to.

Rita

United Kingdom

Sep 2025

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Buying tickets was an easy process. Standing in the queue, I looked for tickets then downloaded the app as suggested. Then the pretty quickly the team arrived to check off our tickets and handed us a map and a set of earphones each. Within a few minutes of queuing we were on the bus. Thank you to all for the very quick process (even though it looked busy with a potential long wait).

Mark

United States

Aug 2025

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We did the Hop on Hop off busses in Palma De Mallorca as well as Barcelona! The absolute best way to get around and familiarize yourself with a city. Buses came by very frequently and the audio information that gives you highlights along the way was spectacular. This tour option is a must, the highlight of our trip.

Vannereau

France

Sep 2025

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Very nice exhibition and experience, pleasant day spent at the Nadal Academy ... museum, sipped a drink at the club, stroll through the personal courts very pleasant ...

Angeles

Spain

Aug 2025

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I bought tickets online and as we arrived earlier, I asked and they gave me the time in advance without any problem.the guide was great, the attention also and the games and the museum impressive for children and adults.the school, museum and in general the facilities very highly recommended to see and not to miss it.

David

United Kingdom

Oct 2025

Booked online entry and the terrace , very well organised and a stunning cathedral . Will definitely be back again on our next trip .

Obens,

Germany

Oct 2025

Unfortunately, finding the meeting point was a disaster, I wanted to go on my own. Please specify an exact meeting point (which is easy to find), with the indication that the guide will come there. The guided tour with the explanations was excellent, unreservedly recommendable - many thanks for that.

Why visit Palma Cathedral

Gothic architectural wonder

The Palma Cathedral is a stunning example of Mediterranean Gothic architecture that took over 400 years to complete, blending Gothic, Renaissance, and neo-Gothic elements.

Europe’s largest Gothic Rose Window

The cathedral boasts one of the largest rose windows in Europe, designed by Antoni Gaudí, featuring 1,236 pieces of colored glass that create a spectacular light show inside on November 11 and February 2.

Rich artistic heritage

With more than 300 sculptures dating back to the 13th century, including works by renowned artists like Guillem Sagrera and Miquel Barceló, the cathedral is rich in artistic heritage both inside and out.

Stunning rooftop views

Visitors can climb to the roof terraces and the famous Portal del Mirador to enjoy panoramic views of Palma city and the Mediterranean Sea, offering a unique perspective of the cathedral and the bustling streets of the city.

Cultural and spiritual landmark

Built on the site of a former mosque by King James I as a vow after surviving a shipwreck, the cathedral is deeply tied to Mallorca’s history, faith, and identity, making it a must-visit for those interested in culture and spirituality.

Things to know before booking your Palma Cathedral tickets

You can choose from various ticket options, including skip-the-line tickets, guided tours, Hop-on Hop-off bus tours, and even tickets that give you access to the cathedral’s terraces.
If you’re booking the Skip the Line Tickets to Palma Cathedral, you can enter anytime within the opening hours and explore the cathedral and museum at your own pace. The best part? You can bypass the ticket lines, easily saving you about 30 minutes or more. You can even book these tickets with the option to access the cathedral's terraces from where you get a different perspective to the cathedral's structure and views of the city's skyline.
The Palma Cathedral and Old Town Guided Tour gives you the benefit of an expert guide in a choice of four languages (English, Spanish, French, or German). You get to explore Palma’s Old Town, learn about its underground tunnels, architecture, and enjoy a guided tour of the cathedral itself. The tour lasts one and a half hours.
The Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour is ideal for first time visitors who want to explore the best of Palma across 17 different stops, including the Palma Cathedral. The closest stop to it is the first on the tour - Antoni Maura. You also get free Wi-Fi on board the bus, allowing you to seamlessly use the audio guide available.
The cathedral’s timings vary based on the season. Check the plan your visit to Palma Cathedral section for more details.

cathedral's terraces

Which Palma Cathedral tickets should you choose?

Skip-the-line tickets

Duration: Flexible duration

Why go for it?

Perfect if you want to maximise your time at the cathedral.
Gives you access to the terraces.

Recommended tours:

Skip the Line Tickets to Palma Cathedral
Palma Cathedral Skip-the-Line Tickets with Terrace Access

Guided tours

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Why go for it?

Ideal for those who want deeper insights into the cathedral and museum.
Go on a guided tour of the Old Town and explore hidden gems.

Recommended tours:

Palma Cathedral and Old Town Guided Tour

Hop-on Hop-off bus tours

Duration: Flexible duration

Why go for it?

Perfect for those who don’t want the hassle of figuring out public transportation.
Hop on or off based on which attractions you want to see & customize your itinerary.
There are 17 stops across one route (Red Route), and the closest to the Palma Cathedral is Antoni Maura.

Recommended tours:

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Pamla Cathedral Skip-the-Line Tickets

Palma Cathedral highlights

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Eye of the Gothic

Palma Cathedral boasts the largest Gothic rose window in Europe, measuring nearly 14 meters in diameter and made of over 1,200 pieces of stained glass. This masterpiece creates a kaleidoscope of colors, earning the cathedral its nickname, "Cathedral of Light."

Festival of Light

Twice annually, on February 2 and November 11, the morning sun aligns perfectly with the cathedral's rose windows, projecting a luminous figure-eight pattern inside. This captivating event, known as the "Festival of Light," draws visitors eager to witness this unique interplay of architecture and nature.

Miquel Barceló’s Chapel

In 2007, renowned Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló transformed the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament with a striking ceramic mural. Depicting the biblical miracle of the loaves and fishes intertwined with marine motifs, this modern addition offers a vibrant contrast to the cathedral's Gothic elements.

Gaudí’s touch

Between 1904 and 1914, architect Antoni Gaudí undertook significant restorations, including relocating the choir, introducing new stained glass windows, and designing a unique baldachin resembling a crown of thorns above the altar. His interventions harmoniously blend Gothic tradition with modernist innovation.

Bell Tower & rooftop views

Ascending the cathedral's bell tower rewards visitors with panoramic views of Palma and the Mediterranean Sea. The tower houses nine bells, with the largest, "N'Eloi," weighing over 4,500 kilograms, adding to the cathedral's majestic presence.

Museum of Sacred Art of Mallorca

The cathedral's museum showcases a rich collection of liturgical artefacts, sculptures, and paintings spanning centuries. Highlights include the Gothic and Baroque Chapterhouses and the Sacristy of the Vermells, offering insights into the cathedral's historical and artistic evolution.

Plan your visit to Palma Cathedral

Palma Cathedral on a bright summer morning

Summer (April–October):

Monday to Friday: 10am to 5:15pm
Saturday: 10am to 2:15pm
Sunday: Closed

Winter (November–March):

Monday to Saturday: 10am to 3:15pm
Sunday: Closed

Best time to visit: Weekday mornings for optimal lighting and fewer crowds. The low season from January to March and November is ideal.

Recommended duration: 1–1.5 hours.

Palma Cathedral Timings

View from a terrace overlooking the Placita de la Seu, the main square in front of the Barcelona Cathedral

Address: Plaça de la Seu, s/n, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain.

Find on Google Maps

By bus: Lines 3, 4, 7, and 35 from Plaça d'Espanya to 'Pl. de la Reina - Catedral' stop (11–20 minutes)
Parking: Underground parking is available near Parc de la Mar, opposite the cathedral.

Directions to Palma Cathedral

Restrooms: Restrooms are located near the cloister area.
Free Wi-Fi: You’ll get free Wi-Fi available within the cathedral premises.
Gift shop: There’s a gift shop where you can purchase souvenirs.
Accessibility: The Cathedral and the Museum of Sacred Art of Mallorca (MASM) are both wheelchair accessible. However, the terraces are not suited for those with reduced mobility, as reaching them involves climbing about 200 steep stairs to access them

Plan your visit to the Palma Cathedral

visitors getting out of bus and going towards Palma Cathedral

Since the Palma Cathedral is a place of worship, you must be dressed modestly—your clothes must cover your knees and shoulders.
If you’re a resident of Mallorca, you can visit on Fridays to get free entry to the cathedral.
If you’re booking a ticket that gives you access to the terraces, make sure to wear comfortable and sturdy walking shoes as you’ll need to climb 200 stairs to reach them.
Visit the cathedral in the morning to catch the sunlight seeping through the stunning rose window.
If you’re visiting during the summer (which is also the peak season), make sure to book your stays well in advance as they’ll run out quickly.
If you’re visiting the cathedral on foot, make sure to check out the local markets around the cathedral, which are home to some charming cafes and shops.
You’re not allowed to enter the cathedral with travel suitcases and bulky packages, and there aren’t any lockers for you to deposit them, so you must plan accordingly.

Tour guide explaining to visitors inside Palma Cathedral with stained glass windows.

The Palma Cathedral is a place of worship, so you must dress respectfully. Your clothes must cover your shoulders and your knees.
See-through clothing is a big no.
Clothing that features offensive graphics and text is prohibited at the cathedral.
Wearing hats or headgear of any kind isn't allowed at the Palma Cathedral.

Palma Cathedral Dress Code

Beyond Palma Cathedral

Katmandu Park

The perfect spot for a brush with adventure in Mallorca, Kathmandu Park features thrilling roller coasters, interactive 4D experiences, and more. You can also explore the Katopia Splash Park and the Steambot Laser challenge.

Distance: 16.5km

By car: 23 minutes

Explore Katmandu Park

Marineland Mallorca

A marine and water park in the heart of Mallorca, this attraction has a massive aquarium with a variety of different species, an aviary, and various animal exhibits.

Distance: 10.9km

By car: 16 minutes

Explore Marineland Mallorca

Rafa Nadal Xperience

A state-of-the-art sports facility, the Rafa Nadal Xperience pays tribute to the legacy of legendary tennis player Rafael Nadal. With a host of interactive exhibits and virtual reality experiences, it has plenty to offer.

Distance: 54.1km

By car: 46 minutes

Explore Rafa Nadal Xperience

Strict dress code: your knees and shoulders must be covered.
Pets cannot tag along for this experience (guide dogs are welcome).
This experience is wheelchair/pram accessible.

Inclusions #

Entry to Palma Cathedral
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral
Access to the terraces (based on the option selected)

Exclusions #

Live guide
Transport

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Mallorca Hop-on Hop-off tour - Red route

First bus: 10am from Antoni Maura
Last bus: 6pm from Antoni Maura
Frequency: 25 minutes
Popular stops: La Rambla / Carrer dels Horts, Plaça del Mercat, Poble Espanyol, Castell de Bellver

Inclusions #

Mallorca Hop-on Hop-off

24-hour unlimited hop-on-hop-off bus pass by City Sightseeing
Access to Red Route
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Russian, and Catalan
City map
Free headphones
Branded cap

Palma Cathedral

Skip-the-line entry to Palma Cathedral
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral

Mallorca Hop-on Hop-off

The last bus to service Stop 8 (Poble Espanyol) arrives around 5:20pm.
The last bus to service Stop 9 (Castell de Bellver) arrives around 6:10pm.
This experience is wheelchair accessible.

Palma Cathedral

Clothes that expose the knees and shoulders are not allowed at the Palma Cathedral.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the Palma Cathedral.
From April to October, the entrance to the cathedral is from Portal del Mirador, while it is from Placa de la Seu, via the Almonia Building from November to March.

These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.

We’d recommend carrying a map of the cathedral so you can navigate through the site comfortably.
Strict dress code: your knees and shoulders must be covered.
Pets cannot tag along for this experience (guide dogs are welcome).
This experience is wheelchair/pram accessible.

Inclusions #

Entry to Palma Cathedral
Access to the cathedral’s terraces

Exclusions #

Live guide
Transport

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines & dive into Palma's history with an expert monolingual guide.

Everything you get: A guided walking tour of Palma’s streets, history, and hidden features like the underground tunnels by an expert in a choice of four languages. Skip the lines as you tour the palatial Palma Cathedral and the Museum of the Cathedral in a small group of no more than 5 people.

Why choose this: A single ticket that gets you a well-rounded understanding of the history of Palma and a tour of its most well-known landmarks.

Inclusions #

Walking tour of Old Town
Skip-the-line entry to Palma Cathedral
Guided tour of Palma Cathedral
Expert English, Spanish, French, or German-speaking guide
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral
Entry to the Episcopal Palace Museum (when open)
Small group tour (15 people maximum)
Taste an ensaïmada, Mallorca’s most famous pastry

Exclusions #

Food & drinks
Transportation

Adults below the age of 18 must be accompanied by a minor at all times.
Pets are not allowed at the cathedral, except for guide dogs.
The cathedral and museum are accessible to those in wheelchairs or with reduced mobility.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Strict dress code: your knees and shoulders must be covered.
Pets cannot tag along for this experience (guide dogs are welcome).
This experience is wheelchair/pram accessible.

Inclusions #

Entry to Palma Cathedral
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral
Access to the terraces (based on the option selected)

Exclusions #

Live guide
Transport

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Mallorca Hop-on Hop-off tour - Red route

First bus: 10am from Antoni Maura
Last bus: 6pm from Antoni Maura
Frequency: 25 minutes
Popular stops: La Rambla / Carrer dels Horts, Plaça del Mercat, Poble Espanyol, Castell de Bellver

Inclusions #

Mallorca Hop-on Hop-off

24-hour unlimited hop-on-hop-off bus pass by City Sightseeing
Access to Red Route
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Russian, and Catalan
City map
Free headphones
Branded cap

Palma Cathedral

Skip-the-line entry to Palma Cathedral
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral

Mallorca Hop-on Hop-off

The last bus to service Stop 8 (Poble Espanyol) arrives around 5:20pm.
The last bus to service Stop 9 (Castell de Bellver) arrives around 6:10pm.
This experience is wheelchair accessible.

Palma Cathedral

Clothes that expose the knees and shoulders are not allowed at the Palma Cathedral.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the Palma Cathedral.
From April to October, the entrance to the cathedral is from Portal del Mirador, while it is from Placa de la Seu, via the Almonia Building from November to March.

These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.

We’d recommend carrying a map of the cathedral so you can navigate through the site comfortably.
Strict dress code: your knees and shoulders must be covered.
Pets cannot tag along for this experience (guide dogs are welcome).
This experience is wheelchair/pram accessible.

Inclusions #

Entry to Palma Cathedral
Access to the cathedral’s terraces

Exclusions #

Live guide
Transport

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines & dive into Palma's history with an expert monolingual guide.

Why choose this: A single ticket that gets you a well-rounded understanding of the history of Palma and a tour of its most well-known landmarks.

Inclusions #

Walking tour of Old Town
Skip-the-line entry to Palma Cathedral
Guided tour of Palma Cathedral
Expert English, Spanish, French, or German-speaking guide
Entry to the Museum of the Cathedral
Entry to the Episcopal Palace Museum (when open)
Small group tour (15 people maximum)
Taste an ensaïmada, Mallorca’s most famous pastry

Exclusions #

Food & drinks
Transportation

Adults below the age of 18 must be accompanied by a minor at all times.
Pets are not allowed at the cathedral, except for guide dogs.
The cathedral and museum are accessible to those in wheelchairs or with reduced mobility.