Discovering Historical Gems: A Walk Through Palma

A manor house, Can Berga, is a historic building in Palma's Market Square. It was once home to Augustinian nuns and Franciscan fathers, later renovated into a French-influenced Baroque palace in the 18th century.

A historic hotel from 1903, the Gran Hotel is a masterpiece of Modernisme architecture, featuring a lavishly decorated facade with sculptures and ceramics.

A historic theatre building in Palma de Mallorca, the Teatre Principal dates back to 1857 and has undergone various transformations and renovations throughout its history.

A former monastery, Sant Antoni de Viana, is a building found in Mallorca, named after its titular saint, Sant Antoni Abat.

A Gothic-Gothic Baroque church building, considered one of the oldest in Palma, initially occupied the site of a 13th-century mosque. It was declared a minor basilica in 2018 by Pope Francis, featuring a Gothic portico, Baroque interior, and a chapel dedicated to the Virgin of Health.

A museum of contemporary Spanish art, exhibiting works from the March Foundation's collection, including pieces by renowned artists such as Juan Gris, Eduardo Chillida, and Salvador Dalí.

A medieval architecture example, the Teatre Sans is a 14th-15th century Gothic house in Palma's old town. Its main floor hosts a performance space for 100 spectators, with a mobile stage, dressing rooms, and workshops.

The Reloj d'en Figuera is a historic clock facing the Town Hall in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, with a mechanical system to count hours based on solar time and a bell forged by Pere Joan Higuera in the 14th century.

A government building and former royal palace, the Palau del Consell hosts the Council Insular de Mallorca.