Palma Cathedral tickets and planning your visit
Decide whether you want an interior visit or a visit that also includes the terraces before selecting a ticket. Inside, leave time to look across the nave from different positions rather than walking straight to the altar. The changing angle helps you compare the building's proportions, the stained glass and the contrasting treatment of its chapels.
At a glance
- Book
- A few days ahead, 1 to 2 weeks in August
- Time needed
- About 1 to 2 hours inside
- Which to pick
- Buy online for a morning slot. Book the terraces tour a few days ahead, and a week or two in August.
Palma Cathedral (La Seu) tickets and tours
Cathedral admission
Choose this for the main interior visit. Read the current booking details for the entrance instructions, audio guide arrangements and any restrictions during religious services.
Terraces visit
Check the separate terrace booking information before buying. Confirm whether cathedral admission is included, and read the current stair, age and access requirements for everyone in your party.
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The best time to visit
Choose a visit when you can leave time afterwards rather than fitting entry tightly before another booking. Check the official cathedral site for sightseeing hours and any service-related changes before setting out.
How to get to Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
From the Plaça de la Reina bus stop area, allow roughly ten minutes on foot through S'Hort del Rei and uphill toward the cathedral. Follow your ticket's entrance instructions, since reaching the building does not necessarily put you at the visitor entrance.
Tips for your visit
- Save the ticket and entrance instructions on your phone before leaving your accommodation.
- Bring headphones if you intend to use a phone-based audio guide, and check the current requirements before arrival.
- Read the dress and terrace access rules before booking so everyone in your party can take part.
Palma Cathedral tickets and planning your visit
Does a cathedral ticket include the terraces?
Do not assume it does. Read the inclusions for the exact ticket you select, as terrace visits have separate booking arrangements.
Can I visit during a religious service?
Religious services and sightseeing follow different arrangements. Check the official cathedral site and choose a sightseeing period for a visitor tour.
Are the terraces suitable for everyone?
Check the current stair, mobility and age restrictions before booking. Anyone uncomfortable with heights or sustained stair climbing should review the requirements carefully.
What can I combine with the visit?
The palace is immediately nearby, while the Arab Baths are a short walk away. Leave space between bookings for finding entrances and taking a break.