Top Palma de Mallorca Monuments and Memorials

Explore the three naves, and step into the final resting place of kings Jaime II and Jaime III. Gaze up at imposing columns and snap a selfie next to sculptures by Guillermo Sagrera. Skip the lines to Mallorca Cathedral and explore this epic statement, a jewel of Gothic architecture overlooking the sea. This magnificent 14th-century sandstone monument is the pride of Palma and a work of art in itself. There are 20th-century renovations by Gaudí to be seen here, too!

Visit Palma Cathedral, also known as La Seu, with a pre-booked admission ticket and digital audio guide. Skip the ticket-purchase line and spend more time exploring one of Mallorca’s most important architectural and religious landmarks. Step inside the impressive Gothic cathedral and admire its soaring nave, stone columns, chapels, colourful stained-glass windows and famous rose window. Listen to the digital audio guide on your smartphone to learn more about the cathedral’s history, architecture and most important artistic features. Discover the interior interventions associated with Antoni Gaudí and see the contemporary ceramic installation created by Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló. Explore independently and pause the audio guide whenever you want. This experience is ideal for visitors who want additional information without joining a fixed guided group. Palma Cathedral is closed to tourist visits on Sundays.