Palma Cathedral: discover the city’s impressive landmark!

Side view of the Cathedral of Palma from the water

Close view on the facade of the Cathedral La Seu

Highlights

Discover Mallorca? Simply get your City Pass and go
The entrance ticket for the cathedral "La Seu" is included in your City Pass
No advance booking is required for this attraction – your City Pass is your admission ticket

Episcopal seat of the diocese of Mallorca
Foundation stone laid in 1230
Landmark and most famous building in Palma
Attached you will find the Museum of Sacred Art
Worth seeing: The terraces of the cathedral have been open to the public since 2016 (subject to a fee and only with advance reservation)

The Cathedral of St Mary is not only an impressive building – it also houses many an artistic treasure

What awaits you on site

Beautifully situated, the address of Palma Cathedral is characterised by its proximity to the water. Only the Parc de La Mar lies between the cathedral and the sea. The cathedral, popularly known as La Seu, impresses with its stylistic blend of Baroque, Gothic, Renaissance and Modernism. Built from 1230 by King Jaume I in the Gothic style, it has been continuously built and extended over the centuries. As a result, the styles of the different eras also come together inside the church. The round window (rose window), glazed in 1599, is one of the largest rose windows in the world. Among many artists from different eras, Antoni Gaudí also left his mark by designing the presbytery, for example.

How to get there

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Address:
Plaza Almoina 07001 Palma Balearic Islands, Spain

Good to know

Opening hours
Monday to Friday: 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Saturday: 10.00 am – 2.15 pm
Opening times are subject to change (depending on the season). For up-to-date information, please check the official website of the attraction. Cathedral of Palma