24-hour bus + Museu Marítim de Mallorca + either Bellver Castle or Poble Espanyol

Explore Palma de Mallorca with City Sightseeing

Palma de Mallorca is a city that will surprise and delight. Far from being just a tourist resort, it’s a city with a long and fascinating history and many fantastic monuments. As well as wonderful places to eat and, of course, some brilliant beaches. So, hop on with us and we’ll take you to explore this wonderful city!

Don’t forget that you ou can choose between the grand Bellver Castle and the beautiful Spanish village, Poble Espanyol as part of your ticket.

Bellver Castle

Bellver is the type of castle that dreams are made of. It’s a spectacular circular white structure, built in the gothic style over 700 years ago. Palma was tactically a very important city in the Middle Ages and the castle was initially home to the kings of Mallorca and then it became a prison. Today, it’s home to a brilliant museum dedicated to the city’s history.

Poble Espanyol

This charming open-air architectural museum showcases a miniature Spain through a collection of recreated buildings, streets and squares from various regions of the country. You’ll take a bite-size journey through Spanish heritage, from Andalusian courtyards to Castilian plazas and Catalan architecture.

Guided Visit: Museu Marítim de Mallorca

Discover Mallorca’s rich seafaring heritage with a guided visit to the Museu Marítim de Mallorca in Palma. Located in a beautifully restored historic building, this fascinating museum invites you to explore the island’s deep connection to the Mediterranean through its maritime traditions, shipbuilding history and nautical culture. Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll gain deeper insight into traditional Mallorcan boats, historic navigation techniques, and the stories of sailors who shaped the island’s identity.

Hop-On Hop-Off Palma de Mallorca

And there’s so much that’s great to see. Among the highlights, make sure you hop off at the Almudaina Palace, a beautiful 14th-century building which is still one of the official residences of the Spanish royal family. And you literally won’t be able to miss La Seu, Palma’s imposing cathedral, which is home to the largest rose window in the world. Seeing the sun coming through this window is a truly spectacular sight.

That’s not all there is to this marvellous city. Hop off at the Passeig Marítim and take a stroll along the seafront and maybe stop for a drink and watch the boats. Other great places to hop off for a stroll and to enjoy the city’s atmosphere are La Rambla and Plaza de España. That’s only the start of what there is to see in this fantastic city, so hop on today and start exploring.