Step back in time and explore the rich tapestry of Palma de Mallorca's medieval history on the Free Tour of the Three Cultures. This captivating tour takes you through the heart of the medieval city, showcasing the unique blend of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim influences that have shaped Palma over centuries. Wander through the historic center, discovering fascinating stories and landmarks that reveal the city's multicultural past. As you stroll, your guide will elaborate on the evolution of Mallorca during Medieval Ages, providing a deeper understanding of how diverse cultures coexisted and left their mark on Palma. The island's strategic location in the Mediterranean made it a coveted spot for various civilizations, each leaving a distinct imprint on Palma's architecture and culture. Don’t forget to snap group photos at scenic spots to capture these memorable moments!

During this unique free tour, you will visit iconic sites such as the majestic Palma Cathedral, commonly known as La Seu. This Gothic masterpiece, built on the site of a former mosque, symbolizes the transition from Muslim to Christian rule. Construction of La Seu began shortly after King James I’s conquest of Madina Mayurqa in 1229 and continued for several centuries. The cathedral is renowned for its stunning stained glass windows, which create dramatic light effects, earning it the nickname "Cathedral of Light". Another highlight is the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, which originally served as a Muslim fortress before being converted into the royal residence. This structure showcases a blend of Islamic and Gothic architectural styles, reflecting the island's complex history. Immerse yourself in these breathtaking sites and let the history come alive!

During the tour, you’ll also explore the ancient Jewish Quarter, known as Call Jueu. Despite much of it being destroyed, you can still see remnants of this once-thriving community, including the synagogue foundations incorporated into the Montesion Church. Discover the Plaza de Cort, where the old Jewish quarter, or aljama, once stood, and imagine the daily life of the Jewish inhabitants during the Middle Ages. Your guide will reveal the stories of the xuetes, descendants of the converted Jews, whose influence remains evident in Palma's culture today. Don’t miss the chance to uncover the secrets of medieval Mallorca—book your spot on this unique tour now and experience the rich history of Palma de Mallorca firsthand. Join a professional guide for an educational adventure that promises to be both fun and memorable!