Religious sites in Palma

Palma's Sacred Sites

From the great Gothic cathedral to Baroque basilicas and Romanesque chapels, Palma's churches reveal centuries of devotion and architecture.

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Palma Cathedral

This national monument is a historic Gothic cathedral featuring modern architectural contributions by Antoni Gaudí.

Commissioned by James II of Majorca in 1281, this historic basilica combines Gothic and Baroque architecture.

This Gothic church is noted for its painting of Saint Michael, created by Francesco Herrera in the 17th century.

Constructed in the 14th century during the reign of James II, this church stands as a classic example of Gothic architecture.

Located in a quiet square dominated by a former convent, this Catholic place of worship features Baroque architecture.

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Santa Eulàlia ist eine katholische Kirche in Palma in Spanien.

Monastery

Marked by a heavily fortified gateway, this Romanesque place of worship is located east of the Basilica de Sant Francesc.

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El convento de Santa Clara está situado en la calle Santa Clara de Palma, en la isla de Mallorca.

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This historic Catholic church was originally constructed as a gift for the Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem.