Standing beside La Seu, the Almudaina Palace brings together several chapters of Mallorca’s history. Its architecture reflects Islamic and Christian periods, and the building retains a royal function.
A building shaped by history
The palace occupies a strategic site overlooking the bay and changed with successive rulers. Its architecture served both defence and royal ceremony.
Rooms and courtyards
Inside are formal rooms, courtyards and architectural features from different periods. Access to some spaces may change during official events.
The monumental quarter
Combine it with the cathedral, Parc de la Mar and the old quarter. The exterior also offers excellent views of the monument.
Plan your journey from Es Turó de França
The villa is in S’Horta. Open the directions link to check current road conditions and parking options. The map pin marks the attraction; actual driving distance may vary.
