Cathedral, historic lanes, courtyards and the seafront in one memorable day.<\/p>\n
La Seu, Palma\u2019s cathedral, rises above the waterfront. Parc de la Mar is a good place to admire it before walking towards the nearby Palau de l\u2019Almudaina. It is an easy starting point for discovering the old town on foot.<\/p>\n
From the cathedral, wander into the narrow streets of the historic centre. Behind stone fa\u00e7ades are the courtyards of old townhouses, small shops and atmospheric squares. The Arab Baths preserve traces of Palma\u2019s Islamic past and make an interesting stop for architecture lovers.<\/p>\n
Continue to Pla\u00e7a Major before strolling along Passeig des Born, one of the centre\u2019s best-known promenades. Take a break at a caf\u00e9, sample local food and then make your way back towards the water.<\/p>\n
Palma\u2019s centre is best explored on foot. Wear comfortable shoes and check opening times and admission requirements for the cathedral and monuments: these can vary by season and date. In summer, plan breaks in the shade.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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