Free Palma de Mallorca Tour

Hear the legendary tale of how Tomeu Coc defeated the Coca Dragon thanks to Catalina Costa!
Find out which part of the 13-century La Seu Cathedral was left unfinished!
Capture a photo in ‘Sinofos’ bench in Cort Square, where people sit to regret past events in their life!

FAQ

There are very few places in Europe as delightful as Palma de Mallorca. This jewel is the biggest island in the Balearic Archipelago and sees over 300 days of sunshine a year, so it is one of the most sought-after beach destinations in the whole Mediterranean Sea. However, there’s much more than the sea and the beaches in Palma de Mallorca. Travelers looking for a cultural experience that lets them understand Spanish, Catalan and Mallorquin culture will love the Free Palma de Mallorca Tour. This easy walk guided by a local will help travelers navigate through the capital of an island boasting majestic buildings with fascinating history. Founded as a Roman camp, the city was periodically raided by Vandals, conquered by the Byzantine Empire, colonized by the Moors and finally taken by James I of Aragon.

During your Free Tour in Palma de Mallorca, your expert guide will provide an introduction to the history and main landmarks of the beautiful capital of the island. The most remarkable monument in Palma de Mallorca is, of course, the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, more commonly referred to as La Seu Cathedral. This massive structure is the third tallest Gothic cathedral in the entire world! Guests on the tour will be amazed by the huge rosette window on the eastern front of the building, whose more than 1,200 colorful glass fragments conjure up fascinating reflections. You can also admire the beautiful reflection of the Cathedral over Parc de la Mar, an artificial lake designed to maintain the famous mirrored image of the Cathedral onto the river that used to divide the higher and lower city.

Your tour will also cover all of the main sights of Palma de Mallorca, including the 17th century landmark Town Hall. Looking at the façade, you might find the snail and the lizard left by the original architects as symbolic representations. Don’t forget to ask your guide about their meaning! Along this entertaining walk you will also visit must-see places such as the Main Square or La Lonja, a 15th-century guild building with unparalleled Gothic designs. Strolling along pedestrian avenues such as Born Avenue, you will also have time to take in the laid-back atmosphere of the streets, and the peaceful lifestyle that attracts so many foreigners to the city. As you walk, your guide will also offer valuable advice on transportation, what to do on Palma de Mallorca, where to eat and what to order, so guests can make the most of their stay!