Monumental Palma: the eternal beauty of Mediterranean Gothic
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Monumental Palma: the eternal beauty of Mediterranean Gothic
Palma de Mallorca reveals part of its elegance in the dialogue between two great icons of its heritage: La Lonja, with its helicoidal columns and refined Gothic architecture, and its also Gothic Cathedral, which majestically rises before the Mediterranean Sea. This part of the city allows you to encompass its most treasured heritage ensemble whose beauty is undoubtedly timeless.
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La Lonja
La Lonja
Just a few meters from Petit Palace Hotel Tres, discover a gem of Mallorcan civil Gothic, built in the fifteenth century by architect Guillem Sagrera. La Lonja served as the old meeting point for merchants, notable for its helicoidal columns and vaults that resemble stone palm trees. Today it is a venue for temporary exhibitions.
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Cathedral of Palma
Cathedral of Palma
La Seu dominates the maritime front of Palma with its imposing Gothic architecture and large rose windows. Its interior combines centuries of history with contemporary artistic interventions such as the reform by Antonio Gaudí or the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament by Miquel Barceló, while its location next to the Parc de la Mar offers one of the most recognizable views of Palma. Note two dates: 2 of February and 11 of November. The eight of La Seu awaits you on them.
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Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani de Palma
Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani de Palma
Located in the Plaça de la Porta de Santa Catalina, 10, Es Baluard exhibits contemporary art, historical architecture on the city walls, and partial views of the bay. Its integration into the ancient Renaissance walls of Palma is fantastic. You can enjoy the exterior and interior of the museum in its exhibitions, which generally offer a glimpse into modern and contemporary art.
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Calle de Son Feliu
Calle de Son Feliu
What is said to be the most expensive street in Spain is located in the network of streets adjacent to La Lonja. Son Feliu invites you to discover Palma as a consequence of new times, away from the main avenues. The various art galleries that dot the street will attract your interest.
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Bar Ábaco
Bar Ábaco
Located in an old manor house and just meters from our hotel, Bar Ábaco is pure theatricality. Its flowers, candles, and historic lounges make it an opportunity to enjoy a somewhat extravagant experience in an environment that seems frozen in another era.
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Fundación Bartolomé March Servera
Fundación Bartolomé March Servera
This cultural foundation occupies a historic building next to the Royal Palace of Almudaina. It houses an artistic collection that includes contemporary sculpture, books, and valuable pieces, offering a cultural visit in the heart of monumental Palma.
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OMBU Paseo del Borne
OMBU Paseo del Borne
Next to one of the most emblematic promenades of Palma, OMBU offers creative cuisine of tapas and dishes to share. With an outdoor terrace and indoor lounge, its location is ideal for a gastronomic pause right at the entrance of the Almodí Gate of La Lonja.
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Ca’n Joan de s’Aigo
Ca’n Joan de s’Aigo
A true must-visit among charming shops in Palma. Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo on Carrer de Can Sanç, 10 will take you to taste its famous ensaimadas, quarters, cocarrois, artisan ice creams, and hot chocolates. Its location is also ideal for wandering around Canamunt and seeing some of the most famous courtyards of Palma such as Can Vivot, Ca'n Oms, Ca´n Llorenç Villalonga, Can Juny, and even the unique bridge of Ca´n Palou de Coma-sema.
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