We booked our tickets through getyourguide so we can enter very quickly. The cathedral is absolutely stunning, the most beautiful stained windows I've ever seen! Very worth it even if the entrance ticket is slightly overpriced. We were there on a Tuesday so there weren't that many people inside the church so you could really enjoy it. The gift shop of the cathedral had some very nice items as well.

This is a must see if you visit Mallorca. I have been here many times and every time I come here I am amazed of this building and the views of the ocean and city from there. I really recommend anyone to visit this place if you get the opportunity.

An absolutely beautiful cathedral. So impressive. If you go late morning (in summer, probably earlier in winter) the sun hits the massive stain glass window just perfectly and lights up the cathedral like a kaleidoscope. Beautiful sea views also from outside. Recommended you buy your entry tickets online prior so you can skip the main queue.

Magnificent cathedral. Absolutely zero doubt that this is one of the most impressive cathedrals I have ever seen in my life, what a total pleasure and privilege. The colorful mosaics, the architecture inside and outside, its breathtaking the entire time. Definitely worth the few euro to enter, gothic and stunning.

Definitely a must visit if you come to Palma on Mallorca. This beautifully crafted building is awe-inspiring. Take your time to absorb the atmosphere and the amazing level of the detail. I can definitely recommend visiting the terraces too. Not only do they give you a different look at the building, but you get an amazing view of the city too. I recommend ordering some tickets online, we were inside after only 5 minutes ✌️

This is a wonderful, tall building.. 1st class..The stained glass windows are magnificent and the mobile phone, doesn't do the pictures justice.. so much to see.. The altar is spectacular and the wooden carvings too... It's a must visit.. There's also the Cathedral shop, when you exit the Cathedral... very popular and very busy.... We were lucky to get a tour guide, so went straight in, otherwise, you have to wait in the queue..

Absolutely stunning architecture, gardens, and sights to see. When walking off the shuttle bus you are greeted by this amazing building and it's surrounding gardens. There were a variety of market stalls, entertainers, gardens, buildings, and just all around amazing bits to explore. It naturally gets busy but is very much worth the visit.

Stunning building and surroundings. Even if you don’t go inside, there are so many interesting nooks and crannies to explore. Lively chilled atmosphere around the area. A local snogging spot in the evening!

Beautiful and a must when in Palma. We didn’t pay for an audio guide and we highly regretted it. There are so many interesting features in the cathedral. We didn’t buy a ticket online as there were so many available and when we arrived the queue was very short when we went in March.

The best - amazing cathedral. It has so many wonderful details and history. I recommend you paying 3 more euros for the audioguide, its worth to capture all the secrets of this magnificent cathedral. - tickets are to be bought online (they do not sell them there)

There really aren’t sufficient words to describe the true absolute majesty of ‘La Seu’, the Gothic Roman Catholic Cathedral located in Palma, Majorca. Worthy to note, if you possibly can then visit ‘out of holiday Season’. We were there in February Two merits, it’s quiet and the ambient temperature of circa 15C-20C (with sunshine ☀️ and blue sky) enables comfortable walking around the wonderful city.

First the actual building is phenomenal. Such a beautiful building with its entirety of characters and strong features, surrounded by the fortified walls and cannons, over looking Palma seafront. Inside is as grand as expected, from the gold guilding, the marbled floors and walls, to the heavily artistic tombs, crypts and pictures laid about the Cathedral. It's a picturesque collection of art, religious artifacts and history all within the impressive stone walls. The admin however to enter is less than delightful, it's a QR code to pay through the main door at £18 for 2 adults less balcony viewings. However the QR code is intermittent at best, and once through can take up to 30 mins for receipt of tickets. We got sent to the main front desk 300m away then back to main door 2x as each "aide" said it was the others area to solve. Finally sorted when a manager listened and saw our confirmation text even though no tickets had come through. Over 20 people had this issue about us. There is no facilities less toilets( it's a cathedral not a mall) however 1 small shop on exit for the gifts for the visit.

Beautiful cathedral, just breathtaking. The interior is quite dark, because the windows are all stained glass, but incredible. We visited in late June 2023, but were just disappointed because at night the cathedral is only lit up for a limited period (apparently for eco reasons)... but it was only lit up from around 21:30 to 21:56 (website stayed until 22:00) and only one half was lit up! I understand that in these austere times we have to save money + the planet, but maybe light the whole cathedral for 10 minutes instead of half of it for 25!!??

Huge cathedral this amazing feeling inside from both historic and architectural perspective. Highly recommend to visit if you are in Majorca. Try to do it on in the middle of the July day as we did as many steps to get there and get too hot. Otherwise, you can take your time and enjoy every piece of this beautiful cathedral while sitting on a bench in a cool environment.

Went for an evening walk around here. The place is huge and you can walk the full exterior. You could go inside during opening hours and I assume for a small fee. There is a small play park near the entrance for children. Great place for a photograph and there is a huge pay to park carpark

One of Europe’s tallest Gothic structures La Seu, is 14th century a golden sandstone building and Cathedral. The ‘Cathedral of Light’, has 61 stained-glass windows in La Seu - the most spectacular being the central rose window, which harnesses the morning sun, flooding the building with beams of coloured light. Ascend the stairs for an unrivaled panoramic view of the city and sea. Prepare to be utterly mesmerized by this enchanting experience. La Seu beckons with history, stunning architecture, and a view that etches itself into your memory.

The Cathedral just dominates everything around it overlooking the moat,the park and then out to sea. It's just huge and it takes a lot of steps to see it all.When you've scaled the steps to the top you can then meander yourself around the walls and then down into the old town. When you find the main door into the cloister's it will cost you 10 euro to go inside.Its truly amazing.

An impressive cathedral with fair admission prices. Definitely worth a visit. You can spend ages marvelling at all the paintings and stained glass windows. A truly remarkable piece of architecture that is a mix of Gothic, late Renaissance and Baroque! Make sure the sun shines brightly so the entire cathedral is bathed in a colourful play of light.

Absolutely stunning! The cathedral was magnificent. Its architecture blew us away. The intricate stone work, just its shear presence. We were able to wander around the outside, seeing the building from every angle. We went on a Sunday afternoon, and it was busy. There were plenty of spaces to sit down. The Cathedrals outlook was also amazing. It was hard to know the direction to look, the building itself, or the sea, and the coastline. Definitely a highlight of our visit to Palma.

Wow that s a massive cathedral as an arsenal fan I liked the front with cannon facing the cathedral I did not manage to tour inside but from the outside it's a work great architectural

Huge, really huge cathedral with beautifully decorated Altar and nave. They do have a paid entry to the top of cathedral from where you get a very beautiful 360 degree view. But if you have knee problem, then please avoid because the stair case is very narrow and steep. But the views from the top are too good to be missed. It is worth all the effort you will put to reach there.

Well worth a visit. Absolutely splendid, gives you that warm feeling, stained glass is amazing with the sun providing rainbows of colour on the floor. Do go!

Purchase tickets prior to going so you can skip the line. This is a beautiful Cathedral, you'd want to visit while in Majorca. I got a little emotional with how beautiful it was. The sun shines in and makes the floor looks like a kaleidoscope of color. Don't miss it if you're in town.

It was very much a must-see when coming to Mallorca. After walking around Palma, I noticed quite a few large old places of worship, but this is definitely the crowning jewel. The line is quicker if you pre purchase your tickets online. There was so much unreal workmanship to see, I took my time enjoying it and took lots of pictures to review what I missed. I am happy I dedicated the time to see this cathedral.

It Is really amazing! The cathedral is very beautiful. The view from the terrace is amazing. You can see all Palma the Maiorca and the seaside zone.

A really beautiful building. Well worth a visit even if you aren’t the most religious. When we went it wasn’t overly busy so could take or time and check it out without feeling rushed. Very interesting spot

Great experience! A wee bit expensive for the shorter ride. It was €8 per person including kids when we went. The ride is about 25 mins from the port to the main town. But I would say, if visiting either area for the day, this should be done. It’s just a scenic beautiful experience and a convenient way to get from point A to point B and back again.

We visited here as part of a trip organised by tui arrived by boat then travelled by tram to the village and took the train through the mountains towards palma. highly recommended don't even have to be a old train enthusiast to enjoy the experience

Loved the ride through Soller to the port. Sometimes the trams was really full, but since we didn't catch the first one right off the train from Palma, there was more room on the next ones. Coming back was really crowed. And we had to stand. But that wasn't a problem since the ride is not too long. The timetables were a bit confusing, but I guess since there were lots of people the tram ran non stop and was easy to catch this way. Loved it!

The trip in itself isn't much to write about. The tram line is either going behind high walls or next to a quite busy roadway. The destination on the other hand is wonderful. The waiting line to get on is long, you might have to stand the whole way if you are not fast enough to grab a seat

While it's definitely a tourist trap and overly expensive, it's still a fun ride from Palma to Soller. Plenty of seats. Due to covid the trains only run once a day and return in late afternoon. Still a fun thing to do.

Well worth getting this tram if you have completed the train trip from Palma.. this smaller tram is a nice experience and brings you to a beautiful port village (about 15 minutes).. I'd recommend getting off at the second last stop (the first sea view stop) its a short and pleasant walk towards the last stop, plenty of nice places to eat and even a small beach to dip your toes. Once at the last stop that's about it for the village. There seems to be nice treks and trails but we were just on a day trip so didn't go further. Its nice to be at the last stop (first stop for the return journey) to guarantee a seat for the return trip back to the beautiful soller.

I only did a quick walkthrough of this beautiful village Note the streets are skinny and pretty curvy I'm not sure if it's all one way traffic but there were a lot of motorcycles which I'm guessing would be a lot easier to drive Everyone I met were super friendly and very helpful getting me back on track when I got myself turned around like I'm known to do - the extra large circle I did to get to the church where you grab the tram showed me so much more than if I had just walked straight there! One thing I found and I wish I would have had more time to explore was the botanical garden...next time 💯

Fabulous train ride through the Tramuntana mountains to Soller. Stunning vistas and teasing views of valleys and villages in-between tunnels. Recommend this trip.

Lovely. The wooden train is so cool. My sons love the whole experience. We also got the tram experience to the harbour, highly recommended. Price is a bit high, but, it worth it in my opion.

A beautiful ride through the mountains and about 9 tunnels. It's not cheap but quit an experience. Once in Soller you have to take a tramride to the beach/harbour.(inclusive in the ticket as it is operated by the same company). Ride +visit will take a least half a day.

Best is to book tickets few days in advance as this is very popular attraction. If you buy tickets online you still need to go to the ticket office to receive tickets. There is a designated queue to collect online tickets. For additional cost you can buy journey to port du Sóller and that place is absolutely amazing.

We loved the trip, whole day outside, nice works of Joan Miro on the walls of the train, seamless travel, very relaxed and nice, even for a rainy day it’s worth it

Very beautiful town very busy with people visiting on daily train rides so can be overcrowded. The square was very old architecture buildings surrounded by mountainous rock faces. The tram will take you down to the beachfront which again was stunning

If the stairs are shut up to the platform, you go up via the side of the building. Small cafe on platform toilets are back in the main building. Leave plenty of time to make sure you get a seat. You have to go on the train which you purchased. You can't go earlier or later fyi.

Brilliant morning out! Was the first in the door at 9.30am, and I'd bought the shark boat (11.40) and backstage (12.00) extras, so expect to be there for a few hours. Well worth the money, so happy to finally see a sea turtle! Loads to see and learn. Recommend backstage to see and learn about the marine 'hospital' and their work saving turtles. Our guide was lovely, extremely enthusiastic, and was bilingual. Would absolutely go again!

Nice aquarium, very interesting and educational. The best part is the biggest tank with sharks. 🦈 Food: big central restaurant with many options and a small green one with smoothies and pizza. 🍕🧃If you have kids, they are going to love it here because its pretty much kids friendly: there are children tours with really funny guide and outside playground. You can also take a pic with Ara parrot 🦜At the end, you can buy souvenires in really cool shop. I am giving 4 star review only because shark part was the most interesting and some of the really cool gadgets didn't work so we couldn't use them.

Amazing aquarium where you can spot various fishes - even sharks. I personally recommend to purchase the ticket online as you might have a 15% off. It’s a perfect place to spend a couple of hours when the weather doesn’t allow you to go to the beach or whatsoever. I really enjoyed it there and took loads of pictures. Highly recommended, it’s definitely worth a visit!

Very cool aquarium! My daughter and I were very pleased while visiting. Lots of fish and other animals and plants to see, great 3D movie, very atmospheric, clean place. There is a great playground outside, my daughter was delighted with it. Very friendly and helpful staff. It's a cool idea to take a photo with a parrot. There is also a small soft play inside. The only minus is the average quality of food in the restaurant.

Beauties of Sea and Ocean. Fauna and Flora. Brilliant organized place. Easy access from motorways, close to the beach and airport. Recognizable location. Everything is wonderful except prices for food and drinks at relax area. 😒 Prices are same,, even more expensive then London and Dublin. Rest of the things are 10of10. Need some more Tents and Umbrellas for relax area. 😌

Great place. So much better than we thought before getting there. Huge place with a lot of small and large aquariums with everything from big sandsharks to small seahorses. Loved it, the kids loved it. They also works a lot with animal protection and cleaning the oceans from plastic and other waste we humans put into the oceans 🙈😭 BTW. Please stop throwing things in the ocean and on land 🙏 Only downside was the restaurants. At the moment the food/menu did not match the rest of the facilities unfortunately. So this can be better for sure.

We loved this visit... so very popular with children and adults... bit expensive for entry, but hey, it's a great experience 👍 😀... there's also a 3D cinema, looking at whales.... there's 🦈 with a diver in the same tank... love the coloured fish in the Japanese garden area...also an adventure playground, a gift shop, cafes etc etc.... so much to see and do.... wonderful.. take your time.. you can learn so much..

The aquarium is very nice. It has a huge aquarium with sharks and other fishes. Also there is a big interror playground situated close to the shark aquarium, at -2. They also have a nice playground outside in the form of a ship. We watch the 4D film (aprox 10min) with the whales which was really nice and interesting, so it is worth to pay the extra price. However, I expected the whole place to be more big for the price they have for the entrance. I visited other places, which were huge compared with this one and less expensive.

We recommend this place to visit, because it is possible to see not only sea life but also different kinds of tropical species in a tropical section. Sharks are amazing in a big tank, corals are so different also. A kids room is available, but note that there is a limit of families inside the room so you should wait in a queue. Buy tickets in advance for the Aquarium as well as for 3D Whale cinema. Different scientific attractions will be interesting for kids.

Visited Palma Aquarium and had a fantastic experience! 🐠🌊 The diverse marine life and captivating exhibits offered a fascinating journey through the depths of the ocean. From vibrant coral reefs teeming with life to awe-inspiring sea creatures, every corner was a visual delight ✨🤩 The staff's expertise and commitment to conservation added an extra layer of appreciation to the experience 🦑🐢 The immersive 3D cinema experience, showcasing the incredible life of whales, was mind-blowing. 🐋✨ Additionally, the shark boat adventure, featuring a bottom transparent boat that allows you to see sharks below you, provided a unique and thrilling encounter with these majestic creatures. 🚤🦈 A day well-spent in the magical world beneath the waves, combining wonder and education. Highly recommend Palma Aquarium for an unforgettable marine adventure!

A good place for small kids. I got it confused with underground sea world. They do have a lots of collection from fishes and sea life. The main highlight is Big blue where they have big sharks swimming freely. They do pass really close from the other side, so you get really good pictures too. You have to pay for Shark vision but it is a good experience to watch some sharks swimming under your feet. They do have a big cafeteria where you can have snacks and meals. The entrance has a little waiting time based on your booked slot. The place can be overcrowded during the weekends. We were little disappointed but the experience was good.

Fantastic place for an amazing experience with aquatic life. The sea life on display was really wide in variety and full of facts. The jungle area was also very nice. The infrastructure in itself is really good maintained...spacious and tidy. It took us almost three hours to see the entire place properly. The tickets are slightly expensive but totally worth it. We got a chance a photo with a huge parrot too. There's a group photo that is taken at the start which can be bought as prints. Nice souvenir to have. Would really recommend to visit this place when visiting Mallorca.

Surprisingly nice aquarium. Had no problems with parking on Saturday 11h. There are interactive games for kids (also interesting for adults). Playground for kids (the one indoors) was just great! Kid loved it. The one outside also looked super, with few bounce castles, but it was too hot to be there. Overall good aquarium. Spent there ~2,5h.

Great to do on a rainy day. Entrance fee is a little pricey, maybe best to buy online before hand. The aquarium is well thought out and great day out for families or couples

The place is amazing. The jungle with the waterfall was my favourite. The ticket might be too pricey but I think it’s justified considering all the attractions inside. The perfect place to pop in when the sun is burning.

Tons of family fun. Purchased through the TUI rep, we got the silver package which included a meal, a free gift and the 4D whale cinema experience. Upon arrival you have a photo taken, so be prepared. I'd recommend following it through 1-5 [you'll know what I mean when you seen the map] - at this point we went for food and then made our way to the 4D whale experience. This was breathtaking. My daughter was overwhelmed with emotion. We have never experienced anything like this. Food was solid, the burger and chips was great quality. We then finished the aquarium off, with the whale room, shark tanks and by far my favourite - the jellyfish room. Would definitely recommend this to anyone considering. Also a great big playground with inflatable bouncy castles.

I booked a ticket which included the little tourist train and aquarium entrance. Both the chauffeur of the tourist train and the staff in of the aquarium had no idea how to deal with this. The Palma Aquarium itself is beautiful and, in my opinion, something you shouldn't miss out on. Do bring your own food if possible. The fried food tastes horrible. Also make sure you do not exit the aquarium the same way you entered it. You really need to take the stairs going down through the souvenir shop. Really weird. My conclusion. The aquarium is totally worth the visit, but the organizing really isn't up to par.

Palma Aquarium is a marine park with 24,000 m2 of facilities where more than 8,000 specimens of 700 species of fauna and flora from all over the world live. We paid 57€ (online tickets) for 2 adults! Beautiful and fascinating. It is amazing to see all the different types of fish and organisms that live in the ocean, especially the sharks! Definitely worth the visit.

We saw a lot of aquarium, but still it was worthed to go on this one. Children loved it and had a lot of fun. Had a nice playground. Have few 1 euro to be able to feed the fish! :) and be aware that you are going to pay 20 euro for one photo with big parrot! Children would Definitely wanted to have it. :)

One of my favourite aquariums I have ever visited in Europe. We spent there about two hours and could see a lot, it was really beautiful experience. The 3D whale experience is also worth to visit! 🐋🐳🐠🐡🐟🐙🪸🪼👍☀️

We arrived here 09.30 AM, because we know there's a small parking lot with free parking. We bought the tickets online: The entrance + 3D cinema + extra 2x snack & drink (54 euro). There were 9 areas. The 3D cinema was impressive but unfortunately very short. The noice of the whales were also very loud, so be prepared. We really liked the jungle with the waterfall.

Our family visited Palma Aquarium on 21st January, and it proved to be an extraordinary experience, surpassing any other aquariums we've explored in the past. The highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the colossal tanks that housed an impressive array of marine life. Witnessing at least 10 adult sharks gracefully gliding through the water was a breathtaking spectacle. The aquarium's commitment to creating an immersive experience was evident, and we were particularly captivated by the unique Shark Vision Board. Floating on a tiny boat above the shark tank provided a thrilling perspective that added a sense of adventure to our visit. The facilities at Palma Aquarium were top-notch. The entire layout was well-designed, offering plenty of space for families to explore and enjoy the various exhibits. Our little ones were delighted to discover numerous play areas that provided a perfect balance between education and entertainment. While the majority of the facilities were exceptional, we did note that some of the restaurants were closed during our visit. However, this did not dampen our experience, as the available dining options still met our needs with satisfying choices.

Went there on a very rainy day and it was packed with people. Recommend buying tickets online in advance, the queue for online tickets goes really quickly. The aquariums were beautiful and they contaied a huge variety of species of both animals and plants. There was a big interactive room with lots of opportunities to learn about sea life. They take a picture of you at the beginning and on your way out you are repeatedly asked to buy it. You can take a picture with parrots for an extra fee but are not allowed to take pictures of them.

Lovely day out with the family. The 3D cinema experience about whales was absolutely amazing! There was so much to see and so many beautiful fishes and sea creatures. The kids loved it and would highly recommend

We had a great time and there was lots to see for us and our 2 year old, we went whilst it was raining so couldn't properly enjoy the outside jungle experience as on holiday we hadn't prepared too well for rain but what we did go see was excellent, outside koo pond and some baby sharks and barracudas s well as a shallow stong ray tankI think though there weren't many signs for that as far as I could see but still excellent. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars for me was that it was extremely busy both inside the aquarium so my 2 year old had to sqeeze in at times past adults to get a viewing spot and the food areas couldn't cope with that many so there were queues out the door, in the end we ended up eating when we got back to our hotel as we wouldn't have been served food before our coach shuttle arrived. Though good, I don't know if I'd go again.

Love it!!!! Absolutely love it! Price for the tickets is a bit much, but once you are inside - it's worth it. I spent 30 min admiring sharks. Honestly, you can spend all day there. The jungle is fantastic theme. Go,go,go and see.

Really excellent aquarium, with many species and varieties of animals to see, including an outside jungle with macaws which was unexpected but fantastic. The UK could definitely learn a lot from the layout and design of this aquarium. Improvements: - Need to install water refill points around the site so people can refill their bottles (more environmentally friendly) and not pay €2.20 for a water (especially being so close to the airport where a lot of people come/go to the airport). - do not print peoples photos first without asking them if they actually want a copy. We refused our copy which was already printed (very wasteful), they should remain digital until the point of the customer actually wanting a physical copy. (Not very eco friendly). - 10 sections of the whole site to see but very poor sign posts directing you to the next area. Needs arrows with numbers on. Otherwise a 10/10 aquarium.

Great place for families with kids. Clean, now very crowded (we visited in February), aquariums look as well maintained, nice collection of various fish. In the price of the ticket you have a playground (under rook and outside) included. Classical music plays from speakers, which is a nice change as compared to other public places similar to those. If you buy tickets online, it is a bit cheaper.

Beautiful and super cozy place. To go with children, the experience is incredible. Charming all the aquariums, all the marine life there sheltered and that well cared for. Excellent change of atmosphere within the same aquarium in the jungle area. Cinema 10/10 And now in times of Christmas, the snowball and the sensational gardens.

Nice castle with exhibits throughout. The castle is located just outside of Palma on top of a hill. We caught the bus from city centre which brought us to the bottom of the hill. The bus going back is also just as easy. It is a bit of a hike up the hillside but nothing drastic. But if you struggle with steps and climbing then it could be problematic. Once you get to the top, just stroll around and enjoy the architecture, the views and the history. The price was €4 which I found to be very reasonable. Just keep in mind that because Palma is absolutely saturated with tourists that the buses can get very very full and you may need to wait for 1 or 2 buses.

Great view of the Palma from the top of the castle. On the first floor is a gallery explaining the history of Palma. Cost 4€ at the ticket office - it is a bit of a walk from the entrance of the castle. We took the bus to get to the neighborhood and hiked to a bunch of stairs to get here. Straight forward path but slightly brutal if you go during summer in the early afternoon when the sun is hottest.

Just coming up to the castle is an experience worth living on its own. The breathtaking views, the hike, the playground on the other end of the hike, the history worth learning… I could go on and on… the castle is kept clean and in prestige condition, the price of the ticket is just 4€ per “non Palma resident” visitor or 2.5€ if you are a Palma resident. Highly recommended.

A pleasant walk from the bottom of the hill, and a nice city view alongside the steps, The view is just mesmerizing towards the cathedral and city ports. This castle is one of the nice architecture, I loved it surely you will love it. When you go on top of the castle, you will fall in love with the place you are standing and staring at.

The little hike up to the castle is short and surrounded by nature (even though you're so close to the city). Once reached the outside of the castle you have great views of the Palma's landscape. At the time of this review I didn't have to pay for a ticket. Once inside, you have 3 floors, all converging towards the inner courtyard with rooms all around. Must go: the rooftop from which you can admire the beautiful surroundings!

The entry price is incredible for the amount of information there. €4 each got us full access to the castle and the grounds. There's a history museum there too and told us all we needed to know about the island. The view of Palma is worth it for the climb alone. It's not too bad a climb, with a shallow winding road climb or steps if you want a more direct route. Highly recommend

Well-preserved castle of the XIV century. The location is located on the highest hill in the Palma area, so the view from it opens simultaneously on Palma and the forests that are located to the west of the capital of the island. For unprepared people, I warn you that in order to climb the castle you will have to climb several hundred steps, be prepared) In the castle itself you can see the Mallorca Museum (which briefly describes the history from the founding of the city by the Romans until the 20th century.) The museum has many beautiful statues (such as the statue of Venus and the statue of Gaius Julius Caesar. And for lovers of Greek mythology, there are also many statues of gods and mythological characters) There are also a huge number of models of what Palma looked like at one time or another, which also cannot be overlooked. For those who want to drive to the castle by car, I advise you not to rush to immediately go up to the castle, but to go down just below the entrance to the castle, in order to see magnificent views of Palma (similar views can be seen at the top of the castle).

Amazing view of Palma city from here. Car parking is available at the site. Small entrance fee of Euro 4. Amazing history!

What an interesting castle. It's round shaped with a courtyard. When we went, on a Sunday, it was free. Not sure why. There are some renovations going on. Inside the castle is an exhibit on the history of Palma. When you climb the top you have magnificent views of the city and harbor. Definitely recommend visiting. Can drive and park at top or take a taxi.

Fantastic, historic place to visit. Excellent 360° views from the top viewing area. This castle is on the hop on / hop off bus tour route if you want to save your legs or you can walk up if you're feeling full of energy

The Bellver is a super beautiful building with historic value. The view and park are great. Just walk up: the air is sweet of flowers and filler with pine. If you really like hiking, walk from behind the ticket office to Genova and then up into the Tramuntana! From there, you can hike for an entire week up to the Northeast. I walked for about 5 hours. Amazing. The way into the Tramuntana is steeply up. But once you are there, it is amazing.

Beautiful hiking area with many marked trails. Just the right amount of people around to feel safe. At the top, you get a view of the castle and the city.

Thw Bellver is an immensely beautiful building. The view is great.... but the park is greater. Don't go there by car or bus - instead, walk up to the Bellver. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the forest and great sweat smell of pine and flowers. However, if you really love hiking... you can hike from the ticket office to Genova and then up into the Tramuntana!!! Yes yes indeed: you can start from La Palma and walk for a week! See another post related to that...

Well worth a visit if you're in Palma. Extensive grounds that are great for getting some exercise or walking the dog. You don't have to pay to park or get an eyeful of the views but 4 euro seems reasonable to get into the castle itself. Loads of stray cats wandering around but they're not very friendly.

Entry was €4 and for that price well worth it. Not very much in museum exhibits but a very well kept and interesting castle with AMAZING views over Palma. Definitely not suitable for disabled or wheelchair users. Keep young children close when on the roof terrace as the edge walls were quite low with a very long drop. Toilets were available on site and lovely (as far as toilets go). This castle takes about an hour to see it all.

Definitely worth the visit, the views are amazing! There's lots of cool info about the history of the city too. I got the City Sightseeing bus which includes entry and a few other things, although it would be possible to walk; I walked to the next bus stop through a lovely little forest, and it took maybe 10-15 minutes.

Very cheap at 2 euro for over 65s. But we there is no bus service there apart from the city tour bus.our taxi dropped id ar the entrance steps but to our horror the tather officious security guard tod us to go to the ticket office in the car park. Finally in it's was very interesting with striking views. After we thought we would grasp a coffee at the. Cafe but it was closed (it was 4pm). Sat on a wall and got an Uber.

The best place in Palma in my opinion when it comes about history . Lovely place inside&out. A bit difficult to get here if you don't own a car. The entry was paid right before getting inside ( 4€ ) . Lucky to find it open one day before Christmas 🙂

Beautiful street with tall trees and lots of shade. Great if you want yo grab a coffee and go for some people watching

Nice shopping and relax street

Great views, business and restaurants close. You can take great photos and enjoy different events during the year.

Precioso paseo y ahora en Navidad, muy bien decorado. Lleno de tiendas. (Translated by Google) Beautiful walk and now at Christmas, very well decorated. Full of shops.

Beautiful tree-lined street where you can sit at a cafe and watch life go by. Also some high-end retailers. Fun place to kill some time.

The most beautiful street in Palma. Worth seeing

Beautiful bulevard.

Pg. del Born, or Passeig del Born, in Mallorca is a vibrant boulevard located in the heart of Palma's historic center. Lined with beautiful trees, charming cafes, and boutique shops, this bustling promenade offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and entertainment. Visitors can stroll along the pedestrian-friendly avenue, admiring its elegant architecture and lively atmosphere. The street is also home to cultural events, street performers, and local artisans, adding to its vibrant charm. With its picturesque surroundings and lively ambiance, Pg. del Born is a must-visit destination for those looking to immerse themselves in the authentic charm of Palma de Mallorca.

The iconic street of Palma. Beautifully decorated with tall trees on both the sides, which form a wonderful canopy. Very picturesque. It is a major shopping area, so you can definitely visit the brands and local stores in the surrounding. Day or night, it just looks beautiful.

Really nice place for a walk and many options for a drink or food, really lovely decorations in Christmas.

Lovely street with some high-end designer retailers and cafés

Such a gorgeous street, with great cafes and shops! The Christmas lights are lovely

Hermoso lugar para recorrer en Mallorca (Translated by Google) Beautiful place to visit in Mallorca

Nice place to have a walk or have a drink

Paseo agradable por el centro para ver la capital, si vas en crucero y lo haces la ruta or tu cuenta, seguro que pasas (Translated by Google) Nice walk through the center to see the capital, if you go on a cruise and do the route on your own, you will surely pass

Very beautiful street. A lot of coffee shops and places you could take a break

PRECIOSA DECORACIÓN NAVIDEÑA!! Es uno de los mejores sitios de la isla para ver la decoración característica de navidad. Se encienden a las 17:30h. (Translated by Google) BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS DECORATION!! It is one of the best places on the island to see the characteristic Christmas decorations. They light up at 5:30 p.m.

El Paseo del Borne, es una gran vía del centro de Palma y lugar muy agradable y tradicional para pasear. Cuenta en sus zonas laterales con numerosos y conocidos comercios, muchos de ellos de grandes marcas de fama internacional. Se accede desde este paseo al Casal Solleric, centro cultural y de exposiciones. El paseo tiene varias cafeterías y restaurantes con posibilidad de tomar algo en su zona central. Tiene abundantes bancos de piedra y respaldo de madera para descanso del viandante. El paseo fue construido sobre el antiguo cauce del Torrent de Sa Riera. En el año 1403 un terrible desbordamiento del torrente, generado por una pertinaz tormenta, asoló el lugar, causó más de cinco mil fallecidos y más de mil quinientas viviendas fueron asoladas. En 1613 con motivo de la construcción de las murallas renacentistas el Torrent de Sa Riera se trasladó a su actual ubicación. El amplio espacio que quedó liberado se dedicó a celebraciones públicas y de ocio, fueron frecuentes los torneos y justas entre caballeros, de ahí el origen de su denominación, Una lápida, colocada en el año 1956, recuerda tales hechos, situada en la Plaza Juan Carlos I, con una inscripción en latin que dice así: "A la memoria de la asociación de Mayorianos de San Jorge, así como de los alegres jinetes que una vez vivieron en este lugar y dieron nombre al camino nacido". Tiene al principio y al final las conocidas y siempre queridas Leonas del Borne, esfinges con mucha historia a sus espaldas. Un paseo que nadie se puede perder al disfrutar de la Ciudad de Palma. (Translated by Google) Paseo del Borne is a large thoroughfare in the center of Palma and a very pleasant and traditional place to walk. It has numerous well-known shops in its lateral areas, many of them from large, internationally famous brands. From this walk you can access the Casal Solleric, a cultural and exhibition center. The promenade has several cafes and restaurants with the possibility of having something to eat in its central area. It has abundant stone benches and wooden backrests for pedestrians to rest. The walk was built on the old bed of the Torrent de Sa Riera. In the year 1403, a terrible overflow of the torrent, generated by a persistent storm, devastated the place, causing more than five thousand deaths and more than fifteen hundred homes were devastated. In 1613, due to the construction of the Renaissance walls, the Torrent de Sa Riera was moved to its current location. The large space that was freed up was dedicated to public celebrations and leisure, tournaments and jousts between gentlemen were frequent, hence the origin of its name. A tombstone, placed in 1956, remembers such events, located in Plaza Juan Carlos I, with an inscription in Latin that says: "In memory of the association of Mayorians of San Jorge, as well as the cheerful horsemen who once lived in this place and gave their name to the road that was born." At the beginning and at the end it has the well-known and always loved Leonas del Borne, sphinxes with a lot of history behind them. A walk that no one can miss when enjoying the City of Palma.