Palma de Mallorca Attractions

One of the few remaining examples of Muslim architecture still preserved almost without renovation on the island. The ruins are surrounded by garden with a lovely dwell.

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Telephone: +34 971 721 549

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Basilica de Sant Francesc is a 13th Century gothic style church. Inside the church there is the tomb of the philosopher and theologian Ramón Llull.

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Telephone: +34 971711212
Telefax:      +34 971213169

Bellver is a 14th Century Castle situated on a 112 meter high hill near Palma De Mallorca. The castle's highlights include a Chapel, parade ground and towers. Bellver was the royal residence of Jaime II.

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Telephone: +34 971730657

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Es Baluard is the Palma Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. In the museum you can find paintings by such artists as Cezanne, Gauguin, Picasso, Miró, Magritte, Polke, Barceló and Schnabel. Es Baluard has the following services: shop/library, restaurant and café. The museum has wheelchair and baby-chair access and guided tours by prior arrangement.

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Telephone: +34 971 908200
Telefax:      +34 971 908203
Website:     www.esbaluard.org
E-mail:        museu@esbaluard.org

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La Almudaina is a 13th Century palace which was the seat of the independent kingdom of Majorca during the reigns of Jaime II, Sancho I and Jaime III. Highlights of the palace include: King's Palace, the Queen's Palace, the Throne Room, the Royal Chapel and the courtyards. Nowadays La Almudaina is used as King's official residence for official ceremonies during the summer.

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Telephone: +34 971719145
Website:     www.patrimonionacional.es

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La Llotja is Palma de Majorca guildhall build in 1426. It is one of the most beautiful civil buildings on the whole of the island.

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Telephone: +34 971 730 657

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La Seu is one of the world's largest Catholic cathedrals. The Cathedral is 121 metres long and 55 metres wide. It is a beautiful neogothic building from the 14th century founded by Jaime II.

The imposing Bell Tower houses 9 bells, the most famous of which is "N'Eloi", 2m in diameter with a weight of 5,700 kg. Other highlights of the cathedral include the Mirada Portal, a Spanish Gothic masterpiece put together in the period 1389 - 1401 and the oldest part of the church, the choir area which is a magnificent sight with 110 walnut choir stalls.

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Telephone: +34 971723130
Website:     http://www.catedraldemallorca.org/
E-mail:       info@catedraldemallorca.org

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This museum is believed to be the best museum of the Balearic Islands and is located close to the La Seu Cathedral. Some of the items on display at the museum include prehistoric Talayotic artifacts, Moorish ceramics, medieval and Baroque paintings and important pieces of ancient buildings that no longer exist.

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Telephone: +34 971 717540
Telefax:      +34 971 710483
E-mail:        museudemallorca@dgcultur.caib.es

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Palau March museum has contemporary sculptures on display (Rodin, Moore and Chillida) and an 18th-century crib from Naples. There is also a Book Room with manuscripts, incunabula and codices, as well as a unique collection of nautical maps from the 15th-17th centuries.

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Telephone: +34 971 711122
Telefax:      34 971 725803
Website:     www.fundbmarch.es
E-mail:        secretaria@fundbmarch.es

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The Collection of Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation is made up of numerous works donated by the artist Joan Miró himself who lived on the island of Mallorca, where he produced a prolific amount of art. Guided tours are available by prior appointment.

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Telephone: +34 971 701420
Telefax:      +34 971 702102
Website:     http://miro.palmademallorca.es
E-mail:        info@fpjmiro.org

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