Religious sites in Palma
Palma's Sacred Sites
Palma's religious landscape is defined by its architectural diversity, spanning from the 13th-century Gothic cathedral built on a former mosque to modern landmarks like La Porciúncula. This list highlights significant sites including the 14th-century Church of Santa Creu and the historic Santa Eulàlia, one of the city's oldest parishes. Visitors can explore various architectural styles, from the Baroque details of Sant Jeroni to the resplendent 17th-century art within Sant Miquel, reflecting centuries of spiritual and cultural heritage.
Palma Cathedral
Historic Gothic cathedral featuring modern architectural elements and contributions from Antoni Gaudí, recognized as a national monument.
Church of Sant Miquel
The church is famous for the image of Saint Michael, painted by Francesco Herrera in the 17th century. Jaw-droppingly resplendent.
Santa Eulàlia
One of Palma’s oldest parishes, this Gothic church features a three-nave layout and was the historic site where James II was crowned King of Mallorca in 1276.
sa Capelleta
A small, historic chapel located near the coastline.
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