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Palma is a cultural city, an easy accessible city, where everything is close by. Beautifully arranged as a fan towards the sea, the city is marked by the cultures that have lived on the island along its history. Palma invites you to discover its buildings and the monuments that portray the evolution of aesthetic trends during the centuries, that are visible in more than 700 streets in its historic centre. This is where you will find the footprint of all those civilisations that have contributed to its building. A city that invites you to display creativity, as so many artists have done in the past, inspired by its warm and magic light. Palma stands for learning, enjoying, living. Palma invites you to discover new things 365 days a year.
Almudaina Palace
Roman building that used to be the residence of Muslim governors.
Arab Baths
One of the few remaining examples of Muslim architecture preserved on the island.
Bellver Castle
One of the few European circular castles Entrance fee: La Almudaina Royal Palace Museum
Royal Castle, also known as Royal Palace, of the city of Mallorca
Oleza Palace. Casal Can Oleza
The inner courtyard dates back to the end of the XVIIth century. It features all those architectural elements that would later become part of the courtyards of the houses located in the city of Palma.
Palau March (March Palace)
The building homes the Bartolomé March Foundation, created in 1975.
Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village)
A stroll through Spanish architecture from the past, from Muslim through to contemporary architecture.
Sa Llotja
Sa Llotja was built following the Gothic style between 1426 and 1448. La Lonja is a high-point of Catalan civil gothic style.
Sea Consulate
The Sea Consulate dates back to the XVth century.
The Town Council
Ubicat a la Plaįa de Cort, centre neurālgic de Palma.
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