Palma's Unmissable Icons

Palma’s architectural landscape is defined by its Gothic heritage and layers of Moorish history. The skyline is dominated by the 13th-century Palma Cathedral, featuring modern elements by Antoni Gaudí, and the unique circular 14th-century Bellver Castle. The city's historic core preserves sites like the Almudaina Palace citadel, the 15th-century Llotja trade center, and ancient Arab Baths. From the central hub of Plaza Mayor to the sculptural gardens of Parc de la Mar and the 1281 Convent of San Francisco, these landmarks showcase the city's evolution from a Moorish stronghold to a Mediterranean cultural capital.