Palma de Mallorca Walking Tour: Arab Baths & Gothic Landmarks

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Duration2h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · IT +2

Mobile ticketAccepted

The Arab Baths are a thousand years old and still standing in the middle of the city.

A 2-hour guided walking tour of Palma de Mallorca's historic center, covering the Old Town, Arab Baths, Santa Eulalia church, Basilica de Sant Francesc, and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, with a live guide in your choice of language. You choose between a small group or private tour; entry to monuments is booked separately and public transport during the tour is at your own cost.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Palma's historic landmarks

Begin in Palma's Old Town
Stroll through Placa de Cort
Visit Santa Clara Convent
Explore the Arab Baths
Admire La Bodeguita del Medio de La Lonja
Visit Santa Eulalia church
Explore Basilica de Sant Francesc
Enjoy treats at Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo
Walk along Playa de Cala Mayor
Visit Convent de Santa Clara a peu
Marvel at Palau de l'Almudaina
Relax in Parc de la Mar
Conclude at Placa De La Seu

The Experience

The tour starts in Palma's Old Town, where narrow cobblestone streets wind past centuries-old buildings. You'll walk through Plaça de Cort, the historic center anchored by an olive tree that has stood as a symbol of peace in Mallorcan culture. The route takes you to the Convent de Santa Clara, a quiet refuge from the busier streets, then to the Baños Árabes — Arab Baths dating back to the 10th century, where Moorish architecture survives in the stone and vaults. This is the kind of detail most visitors miss without a guide pointing it out.

From there you move through the city's religious landmarks: La Bodeguita del Medio de La Lonja, a historic building designed by artist Guillem Sagrera; the Santa Eulalia church with its Gothic façade; and the Basilica de Sant Francesc, a Gothic masterpiece that has anchored the skyline for centuries. The guide explains what you're looking at and why it matters to Palma's story. You'll also stop at Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo, a historic café where locals have eaten traditional Mallorcan pastries for generations — a chance to taste something if you want to, though food is on your own. The walk ends at Parc de la Mar, a park between the sea and the city where you can see the Cathedral of Santa Maria, and Plaça de la Seu, where you can sit with a drink and let the day settle.

You pick between a small group tour or a private one at checkout. Both follow the same 2-hour route with a guide who speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French. A minimum of 2 people is required for the group option. The tour is a walking tour of the exteriors and the streets — you're not going inside the monuments themselves, so you see the architecture and hear the history from outside. The guide helps arrange entry tickets to any sites you want to visit separately, but those visits and their costs are your choice. Wheelchair access is available throughout the route, and the tour suits all fitness levels.

What’s included

A 2-hour guided walk through Palma's Old Town and waterfront.
a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French.
help booking entry tickets to any monuments you want to visit.
the route covers the Arab Baths, Santa Eulalia church, Basilica de Sant Francesc, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, Parc de la Mar and Plaça de la Seu.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by Guydeez

Is this one for you?Choose the small group option if you want to share the experience and the cost with other travelers, or the private tour if you prefer the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger at stops that interest you most. Both follow the same 2-hour route; the difference is who else is walking with you.