Palma Waterfront Free Tour

In this free tour through the waterfront areas of Palma, we'll discover the connection between the capital of the Balearic Islands and the Mediterranean Sea, passing by iconic places like the Llotja and the cathedral.

Palma Waterfront Free Tour

At the appointed time, we'll meet at the Device to Root Out Evil, the sculpture of an upside-down church, to start this free walking tour of Palma's waterfront area.

First, we'll walk through Santa Catalina and Es Jonquet, the main seaside neighborhoods of Palma. Next, we stop in front of the Church of San Telmo and the Baluarte de Sant Pere, two monuments closely linked to the maritime history of Mallorca and the Balearic Islands.

Our route then continues along the area of the Atarazanas and the new and old Llotja de Palma. The latter, a significant example of Mallorcan Gothic architecture, was designed by architect Guillem Sagrera in the 15th century.

The next stop will be at the statue of Captain Antonio Barceló, Lieutenant General of the Spanish Royal Navy in the 18th century. After learning about his story, we'll make our way to Parc de la Mar, a seaside urban green space, to take in views of the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the Palma Cathedral, also known as La Seu.

This free tour of Palma then takes us to the neighborhood of La Calatrava, where the Baluarte del Principe stands out. Finally, after two and a half hours of walking, we'll conclude the tour at the beach of Can Pere Antoni.

Groups

Our free tour does not allow for groups of more than 6 people, even if the bookings are made separately. For larger groups, we recommend booking a private tour of Palma de Mallorca.