Visit Palma Cathedral | Timings, Location & More

Palma Cathedral | Visitor information at a glance

What are the Palma Cathedral opening hours?

The summer hours (April to November) are 10am to 5:15pm from Monday to Friday and from 10am to 2:15pm on Saturdays.
The winter hours (December to March) are 10am to 3:15pm from Monday to Saturday.
The cathedral remains closed on Sundays.

Where is the Palma Cathedral located?

The Palma Cathedral is located in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. The address is Plaça de la Seu, s/n, Centre, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain.

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How many entrances does the Palma Cathedral have?

The Palma Cathedral has two entrances—Plaza de la Seu and Portal del Mirador. The entrance from Plaza de la Seu is the primary entrance to the cathedral.

What are the Palma Cathedral opening hours?

The Palma Cathedral’s opening hours vary depending on the season.

Summer hours (April to November)

Monday to Friday: From 10am to 5:15pm

Saturdays: from 10am to 2:15pm

Sundays: Closed

Winter hours (December to March)

Monday to Saturday: From 10am to 3:15pm

Sundays: Closed

Last admission to the cathedral is at 5pm.

NOTE: The cathedral remains closed on all the days Christians observe holidays, including December 25 and 26, and December 31 and January 1. Additionally, there are specific times for worship and if you want to attend Mass. You can find all these timings here.

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Palma Cathedral Skip-the-Line Tickets

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What is the best time to visit the Palma Cathedral?

The best time to visit the Palma Cathedral is during the low season from January to March and November. This is when you’ll find fewer crowds at the cathedral, giving you the benefit of a calmer experience.

On the other hand, the peak season is typically between May and October, and this is when you’ll find the most visitors at the Cathedral. Regardless of when you visit, we’d recommend doing so as early as possible, as the weather is cooler and the crowds are thinner.

Where is Palma Cathedral located?

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

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The Palma Cathedral is located in Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the island of Mallorca. Located right on the coast, it offers stunning views of the Balearic Sea, especially from its terraces.
Closest landmark: Royal Palace of La Almudaina, 12 meters away.

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Getting to the Palma Cathedral in Mallorca

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Bus: You can take the Line 35 bus from the Palma Intermodal Station.
Taxi: You can also take a taxi from the Palma Intermodal Station.

NOTE: The Palma Cathedral is located just 2.8km from the Palma Intermodal Station.

Couple enjoying a road trip by car from to Mallorca

You can also drive to the Palma Cathedral if you have a vehicle.
Keep in mind that private cars are not allowed to drive directly into the area due to certain restrictions.
You can park your car in the underground parking lot near Parc de la Mar, and walk to the cathedral from there.

Car parking in specific lanes at Palma Cathedral

There are several parking facilities near the Palma Cathedral, including:

Aparcament Parc de la Mar - SMAP, which is 600m away
Aparcament Passeig de Mallorca, which is 1.3 km away
Parking Saba Sa Gerreria, which is 950m away

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Know before you go to the Palma Cathedral

Tour guide explaining to visitors inside Palma cathedral

Buy skip-the-line tickets online: The best way to skip the lines at the ticket office at the cathedral is to buy your tickets in advance online.
Choose a gilded tour: The Palma Cathedral and Old Town Guided Tour also lets you skip the line at the cathedral, with the benefit of insights from an expert guide.
Terrace access: Some tickets also give you the option to access the cathedral’s terraces from where you can get a birds-eye view of the city.

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

There are two main entrances to the Palma Cathedral—Plaza de la Seu and Portal del Mirador.

Plaza de la Seu: Also known as Plaza de la Almoina, this is the main entrance to the cathedral from where all visitors enter, including those with skip-the-line tickets.
Portal del Mirador: This is the ancient door on the south front of the cathedral. Built in the 15th century, it features scenes from the Last Supper.

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 museum are wheelchair accessible, but the terraces are not. Unfortunately, you cannot rent a wheelchair at the cathedral.

The cathedral and museum are wheelchair accessible, but the terraces are not.
You cannot rent a wheelchair at the cathedral.

Old woman buying soveniers from a gift shop in Mallorca

Mini Market: This grocery store offers all the essentials, from cold drinks and even alcohol and readymade food.
Tipika: This is a gift shop with a range of products made by local artists, perfect if you want to buy yourself a souvenir.
Shop We Love Mallorca: This is another gift or souvenir shop where you can buy cups, jewelry, and a range of other products.

OMBU Passeig del Born: This is a well-known local restaurant that sells experimental tapas and also offers outdoor seating. The truffle bao buns and ribs are a must-try.
Ca n'Ela Vegan Restaurant: This is a great place for anyone vegan, and also offers a tasting menu which is a must-try.
Le Bistro - The French Bistro by Ocho Suites: With fan favorites like the romesco toast and chèvre chaud salad with warm cheese on the menu, this is a great place to visit if you’re craving French food.

Restaurants Near Palma Cathedral

Katmandu Park: Kathmandu Park features thrilling roller coasters, interactive 4D experiences, and a lot more. You can also explore the thrilling Steambot Laser challenge here.
Marineland Mallorca: A marine and water park in the heart of Mallorca, this attraction has a massive aquarium with hundreds of species, an aviary, and various animal exhibits.
Rafa Nadal Xperience: The Rafa Nadal Xperience pays tribute to the legacy of legendary tennis player Rafael Nadal. It features various interactive exhibits and virtual reality experiences.

Frequently asked questions about visiting Palma Cathedral

What are the opening hours for Palma Cathedral?

The cathedral usually opens from 10am to 5:15pm, Monday to Friday, during the summer. The timings vary based on the season, and the cathedral remains closed on Sundays for mass and worship.

When is the best time to visit Palma Cathedral?

The best time to visit Palma Cathedral is early in the morning, right at opening time, to avoid crowds. Spring and autumn offer lovely weather and fewer tourists. If you’re keen on seeing the spectacular “Festival of Light” when sunlight creates a magical effect through the rose window, plan your visit on February 2 or November 11.

Can I park near Palma Cathedral?

Yes! While parking in the historic center can be tricky, there are several paid parking garages nearby. The Parc de la Mar parking lot is one of the closest at 600 meters and most convenient spots. We recommend arriving early, especially during the peak season, as spaces fill up fast.

Is Palma Cathedral wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Palma Cathedral is wheelchair accessible. There are ramps and adapted facilities to help wheelchair users and those with mobility issues navigate most areas of the cathedral comfortably. However, the terraces are not accessible to those in wheelchairs or with cardiorespiratory illnesses.

Are there guided tours available to the Palma Cathedral?

Yes, you can choose a guided tour to the Palma Cathedral for deeper insights into its history and architecture. The Palma Cathedral and Old Town Guided Tour also includes a walking tour of Palma’s Old Town, a fascinating experience in itself.

Can I visit the terraces of Palma Cathedral?

Yes, access to the terraces is available between May and October, offering breathtaking views over Palma’s old town and the sparkling sea.

Is there a dress code at the Palma Cathedral?

Yes, all visitors to the cathedral are required to dress modestly, with clothing that covers their knees and shoulders. Additionally, see-through clothing and swimwear are prohibited.

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