• Palma de Mallorca - Discover Palma de Mallorca at your own pace with this self-guided audio tour, available on your smartphone! Experience the charm of this historic city in your preferred language and on your schedule.

This self-guided audio tour allows you to select your destinations and determine how long you spend at each location. Whether you’re interested in the iconic Cathedral, the historic Royal Palace, or the picturesque streets like Passeig del Born or the Rambla, we’ve designed the most scenic walking route for you and compiled over 29 fascinating stories. You’ll see all the famous landmarks and uncover new surprises and hidden treasures.

• Catedral de Mallorca - The Cathedral of Mallorca, also known as the Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, is a stunning architectural gem that graces the skyline of the island of Mallorca in Spain. This grand cathedral, built in the Gothic style, is renowned for its impressive size and intricate details. Begun over 600 years ago, this monumental building is a symbol of religious heritage and a highlight of the island. With its stained glass windows, detailed sculptures, and historical importance, the Cathedral of Mallorca is a must-see for both believers and enthusiasts of art and history.
• Placa d’Espanya - The Plaça de Espanya, or Plaza de España, is a vibrant and central square in the heart of Palma de Mallorca. Known for its lively atmosphere, this charming square is surrounded by beautiful buildings and bustling activities. It serves as a gathering place for both locals and tourists, offering numerous cafes, restaurants, and shops.

One of the standout features of the Plaça de Espanya is the grand train station, Estació Intermodal, which accommodates both trains and buses and is a key public transport hub on the island. The square also features a notable roundabout with a statue of King Jaume I on horseback, a historical figure significant in the conquest of Mallorca.

• Placa de la Llotja - La Llotja de Palma, also known as the Lonja or the Mercat de Peix (Fish Market), is a historic building in Palma de Mallorca that plays a significant role in the local history and architecture. This splendid Gothic-style building dates back to the 15th century and was originally a trading exchange for merchants dealing in goods and spices.

La Llotja de Palma is particularly noted for its impressive architectural features, including beautiful vaults, columns, and decorations. The building exudes timeless grandeur and is a prime example of Gothic architecture on the island of Mallorca. Historically, La Llotja also served as a meeting place for traders and merchants, with a rich history intertwined with the city’s economic life.

• Placa Major - The Plaça Major in Palma de Mallorca is one of the city’s most atmospheric and historic squares. This central square is renowned for its picturesque architecture and lively ambiance, making it a favorite spot for both tourists and locals.

The Plaça Major is encircled by beautiful buildings with characteristic arcades and balconies. The architecture reflects the city’s rich history and exudes a charming Mediterranean vibe. The square frequently hosts cultural events, artisan markets, and street performances, making it a bustling and vibrant center of activity.

• App with Audio Guide in 7 languages on smartphone
• GPS guidance

• Smartphone
• Headphones
• Admission fee for attractions