Palma Cathedral Ticket & City Walk: Self-Guided Audio Tour

Cathedral and conquest: walk Palma's layers from sacred to civic power

A self-guided audio tour of Palma Cathedral and a walking route through Palma's landmarks, both delivered via the WeGoTrip app with GPS maps, photos and English commentary. The cathedral covers its Portal del Mirador, the Chapel of Saint Peter and the centuries of construction behind them. The walk traces the city from James I's 1229 conquest through merchant trade and royal rule, passing the Arab Baths, Sant Francesc, Sa Llotja and La Almudaina. You move at your own speed and choose when to start.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Palma Cathedral and City Landmarks

• Get ticket and digital guide
• Explore Palma Cathedral highlights
• Walk through Parc de la Mar
• Visit Arab Baths garden
• Stroll Sant Francesc square
• Pass Plaça de Cort
• See Sa Llotja near harbor
• Walk Hort del Rei fountains and palms
• End at Royal Palace of La Almudaina

The experience

You get entry to Palma Cathedral and a digital guide that lives in your phone. The app sends you an e-ticket via email, SMS or WhatsApp, and you download the audio commentary, maps and photos before you arrive. Inside the cathedral, the guide walks you through the sculpted Portal del Mirador, the striking modern Chapel of Saint Peter, and the stories behind its long construction, including how Antoni Gaudí reshaped the interior and which Mallorcan kings are buried there. You listen at your own pace and skip ahead if something doesn't hold your attention.

After the cathedral, the walking route takes you through Parc de la Mar and into the quiet garden of the Arab Baths, then through Sant Francesc and its square, past Plaça de Cort at the civic heart of the city, and down to Sa Llotja near the old harbor. The fountains and palms of Hort del Rei come next, and the route ends at the Royal Palace of La Almudaina. Along the way, the audio commentary traces Palma through conquest, faith, trade and government while you move between open waterfront views and narrow medieval streets. A live GPS map on your phone shows where you are and what comes next.

The whole experience runs about two hours, though you can stretch it or cut it short depending on how long you linger at each stop. You'll need to bring your own earphones, and public transportation options are nearby if you want to skip any part of the walk.

What’s included

• Palma Cathedral entry ticket delivered via the WeGoTrip app.
• self-guided audio tour with maps, photos and English commentary.
• live GPS map showing your location and route.
• detailed walking route through Palma's landmarks from the cathedral to La Almudaina.

Before you book

Days and timesMonday to Saturday

AgesAdult (8 and older) · Child (under 8)

GroupPrivate

Audio guideEnglish

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends at a different place from where it starts.

Cancellation and refundsNo refund if you cancel.

Prices and times updated 9 days ago

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by WGTickets

Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to explore at your own pace with an audio guide on your phone: perfect when you prefer flexibility over a scheduled tour group.

Top questions

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Child (under 8).

What's inside Palma Cathedral that the audio guide covers?

Palma Cathedral's Portal del Mirador, a richly sculpted entrance, and the Chapel of Saint Peter, a striking modern addition. The guide also explains the centuries of construction, how Antoni Gaudí transformed the interior, and which Mallorcan kings are commemorated within the walls.

How does the self-guided audio tour work on the app?

You receive an e-ticket and download the WeGoTrip app before you go. The app includes maps, photos, scripts and audio commentary in English, plus a live GPS map that shows your location and guides you from stop to stop. You play the audio at your own pace and skip ahead whenever you want.

What does the walking route after the cathedral show?

The route moves through the Arab Baths, Sant Francesc, Plaça de Cort, Sa Llotja near the old harbor, Hort del Rei, and ends at La Almudaina palace. The audio traces how James I's 1229 conquest reshaped Palma's sacred spaces, and how merchant power and royal rule shaped the city's landmarks.

Can I do this tour if I'm not very fit or don't want to walk much?

The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels, and you control the pace entirely. You can walk slowly, take breaks, or skip sections of the route. The cathedral itself requires no special fitness, and you can shorten the walking portion as much as you need.