Palma de Mallorca City Pass
The Palma de Mallorca Pass—your all-in-one ticket to Palma`s most iconic attractions and unforgettable experiences.
Skip the lines and step straight into the grandeur of the world-famous Palma Cathedral, marvel at its stunning architecture without the wait.
Dive into the wonders of the Palma Aquarium, or immerse yourself in the artistic treasures at Fundación Bartolomé March. Indulge your senses on a guided food tour, tasting the very essence of Palma’s vibrant culinary scene.
Looking for adventure? Spend a thrilling day at Katmandu Water Park, a splash of excitement for the whole family! Or, if you prefer to explore at your own pace, hop on the 24-hour Hop on Hop off ride and discover the city's hidden gems, all with the help of an informative audio guide.
Choose the Palma de Mallorca Pass that fits your schedule, with options ranging from 1 to 3 days.
Options
1 Day Pass
Duration: 1 day
What's included in Palma de Mallorca City Pass
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
La Seu
Skip the line entry. Beautifully situated, the address of Palma Cathedral is characterised by its proximity to the water. Only the Parc de La Mar lies between the cathedral and the sea. The cathedral, popularly known as La Seu, impresses with its stylistic blend of Baroque, Gothic, Renaissance and Modernism. Built from 1230 by King Jaume I in the Gothic style, it has been continuously built and extended over the centuries. As a result, the styles of the different eras also come together inside the church. The round window (rose window), glazed in 1599, is one of the largest rose windows in the world. Among many artists from different eras, Antoni Gaudí also left his mark by designing the presbytery, for example.
Experience the unique Gothic castle that watches over Palma. The spectacular view over the city and the region is impressive. But the circular floor plan alone makes the castle something very special. Inside you will find a city museum that takes you on an exciting journey through the history of Palma. Also worth seeing are the three original towers and the "Torre del Homenaje" tower, which was added later and lends elegance to the stone fortress
Fundacion Bartolome March
Palau March is the former town palace of the famous Mallorcan March family. It was built in 1939 and later became the property of the Bartolomé March Severa Foundation. In 2003, the descendants of Joan March opened a museum for his art and book collection. These include sculptures by Rodin, murals by Dalì, paintings, antiques and Mallorcan cartographies. The city palace offers a unique view over the harbour and Palma.
Inclusions
- Palma Aquarium entry
- 24 hrs. Hop On Hop Off bus ride including audio guide
- Guided Palma de Mallorca Food tour
- Castillo de Bellver entry
- Discover most beautiful bays in Mallorca on a catamaran
- Skip the line entry to Cathedral of Palma (La Seu)
- Public Transportation ticket
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- La Seu
Redeem
Ticket Redemption
Check your e-mail inbox for the link to your digital pass and booking app sent by Turbopass. Click on the link in the e-mail sent to you by Turbopass get familiar to your digital city pass Check which attractions require you to pre-book, then book your slots following the instructions in the booking app included with your pass Pickup your entrance ticket for the Castillo Bellver in the Hop on Hop off bus, before you visit the attractions At the amusement parks you do not have to buy a ticket. However, the vip pass for slides is not included in the Palma de Mallorca City Pass. During high season you may have to expect to queue.
