Palma Cathedral Tickets with Skip the Line Access

With this ticket you will be able to avoid the queue at the entrance in the Plaza de la Almoina, where the ticket office is located. There you will find on the left side an exclusive entrance for customers with tickets, and in this way avoid the entrance queue. By booking online, you can also take advantage of Mallorca ticket discounts, paying less than at the ticket office while securing skip-the-line access to Palma Cathedral.

Palma Cathedral, also known as La Seu, stands on a site of great historical significance. Before the cathedral was built, this area was occupied by the Great Mosque of Medina Mayurca during the Arab period. In fact, when you start your visit with your tickets, we recommend walking all the way to the back of the cathedral and observing the main altar from a distance. You’ll notice that part of the floor in this area is slightly elevated; it is believed that sections of the former mosque extended up to roughly the middle of the current cathedral.

As you continue your visit, take time to appreciate the cathedral’s Catalan Gothic architecture and its extraordinary sense of space and light. One of the highlights is the intervention by Antoni Gaudí in the early 20th century. Our recommendation is to approach the main altar area and, about 20 metres before reaching it, sit on one of the benches. From there, you can calmly observe Gaudí’s baldachin (canopy) above the altar and the many liturgical elements he designed for this space, best appreciated from a seated, central perspective.

Towards the end of your visit, make sure to include the chapel featuring the monumental ceramic work by Miquel Barceló. Sit on one of the benches inside the chapel and take your time to observe the murals covering the walls. You’ll discover countless details, textures and symbolic scenes that are easy to miss if you rush through.

We also strongly recommend finishing your visit in the cloister, a quieter and often overlooked area that offers a moment of calm and reflection after exploring the main interior. Finally, don’t miss the Cathedral Museum, one of Palma Cathedral’s hidden gems. Many visitors skip it, but it provides valuable insight into the cathedral’s history, religious art and heritage, making it a perfect way to complete your visit.

Palma Cathedral is not only Mallorca’s most important religious building, but also one of the island’s most impressive historical and cultural landmarks. Built in Catalan Gothic style on the site of a former mosque, the cathedral stands out for its unique seaside location, its vast interior space and the extraordinary light created by its stained-glass windows and rose window. The visit is reccomended on all the articles about things to do in Palma de Mallorca

There are many websites that explain Palma Cathedral in great detail, but at Click Mallorca we would like to share a few practical tips based on our experience selling Cathedral tickets for over 10 years.

• We recommend that you visit Palma Cathedral, Mallorca's top attraction, unhurriedly and with plenty of time, to allow yourself to discover and understand its different architectural works of art in great detail. Your visit should never be an express one because there is a lot to see and learn inside the cathedral. Take your time to discover its chapels, its musuem and its importance not just as a religious monument, but also as an historic and cultural one.
• Between 10:00 and 12:00 there are many people inside Palma Cathedral. Choose to visit later, from 12:30 or 13:00, and we can assure you that you will enjoy your visit considerably more. 

Lastly, to end an interesting visit, it is highly recommended to visit the museum and the chapterhouses together with the recently restored cloister.

Your Palma Cathedral ticket includes:

• Entrance to Palma Cathedral

• Access to the Cathedral Museum

• Skip-the-line entry via the dedicated access