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Come and visit the island of Majorca and uncover the charming Balearic landscape. The islands offer the following architectural delights, some dating back to the 14th century.



The Cathedral in Majorca

It is known as the Cathedral of the Sea (it being very close by), of Light (designed with 87 windows and 7 rose windows) and the Cathedral of Space (the Gothic church which, with less stone, houses more space). The latest addition to the Cathedral of Palma was carried out by the artist Miguel Barceló in the chapel of the Holy Sacrament.

Tel:: 902 022 445 -
>www.catedraldemallorca.org





Casal Solleric

This building combines different traditional Majorcan architectural styles with the outstanding inner courtyard being one of the most beautiful in the city of Palma de Mallorca.

Tel: 971 722 092 - www.palmademallorca.es



Bellver Castle

Is a Gothic structure dating from the early 14th century and located around three kilometres to the southwest of the city of Palma de Mallorca, atop a 112m-high hill. It is famous for its architectural beauty, history and frequent exhibitions. The castle enjoys panoramic views out over the city, the main port, the Tramuntana Sierra and the central plain of the island.

Tel: 971 730 657



La Almudaina Palace

Is the Royal Castle or Fortress of the city. Island history emanates from its walls, starting with the first Megalithic settlements. At present, it is used by His Majesty King Juan Carlos I as an official residence for state ceremonies and receptions during the summer.

Tel: 971 214 134 - www.patrimonionacional.es



City of Pollentia

The Roman city of Pollentia is located to the northeast of the island, in the municipality of Alcudia. It is the best preserved Roman complex in Majorca and, thanks to this, its two thousand year historical importance may be appreciated.

Tel: 971 184 211