Things to do in Palma Cathedral
It’s hard to miss the Palma Cathedral – or La Seu, as the locals call it – when you’re in the island’s capital city. This 44-metre-tall temple has sat in the same hilltop, sea-view spot for over 800 years – 400 of which were spent under construction. Nowadays, its huge sandstone exterior – a mishmash of Catalan Gothic and North European architecture – is the perfect selfie backdrop. When you’re done admiring its good looks, be sure to head inside the cathedral to see its huge golden altar and stained-glass windows – the place really pops with colour when the light shines through the latter.
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Palma Cathedral
Majorca
Spain
Reviews Palma Cathedral
“First of all getting back on the bus. It's not wheelchair friendly as some make it out. Couldn't get in most of the shops at all. The pavements wasn't all that great. Would I visit it again I don't think so.”
“This excursion was miss sold. I expected a guided tour of the cathedral and Valdamossa. But I ended up paying for admission to the cathedral and did not go to Valdamossa, so £74 is very expensive for a trip to Palma. I could have taken a public bus cheaper”
“This trip is not for family with childrens. All was so quickly. No time for dinner, no time for seeing. No time for all. Bad for us. The trip was money wasted.”
