Palma Cathedral (La Seu)

Work began in the 13th century and the building took centuries to finish, which is why it mixes several periods. The nave is very tall and light, with a large rose window over the high altar. In the 20th century the architect Antoni Gaudí reworked part of the interior, and the artist Miquel Barceló later decorated one of the chapels. The visit covers the church, and the cathedral museum is a separate part of the building.

What to look for

• The very tall nave and its slim columns
• The large rose window
• Gaudí's work around the high altar
• The view of the façade from Parc de la Mar

Opening hours

From 2 November to 31 March, Monday to Friday 10:00 to 15:15 and Saturday 10:00 to 14:15. In April, May and October it is open Monday to Friday 10:00 to 17:15, and from June to September 10:00 to 18:15. Saturdays are 10:00 to 14:15 all year. The tourist office page does not list Sundays or last admission.

Source: Visit Palma (Fundació Palma Turisme 365), checked November 2, 2026

Tickets and booking

Adult ticket: not confirmed. Check the cathedral site or the ticket desk for the current ticket price.

Tickets are sold at the cathedral. If you want a guided visit in Spanish, book it ahead.

Getting there

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Tip

Go as soon as it opens on a weekday. In winter the doors close mid-afternoon, so do the cathedral first and the lanes afterwards.