Palma: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see
Palma Cathedral
cathedral and minor basilica in Spain
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 17 min on foot

Royal Palace of La Almudaina
cultural property in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 18 min on foot

Fundació Miró Mallorca
art museum in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Getting there Saridakis (Fundació Miró), about 3 min on foot

Gran Hotel
former hotel in Palma, Spain
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 10 min on foot


Es Baluard
Art museum in Palma, Spain
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 20 min on foot

Palma Aquarium
aquarium in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Getting there Àrea d'intercanvi Aquarium, about 1 min on foot

Martin Furtschegger / CC BY 3.0
Palma bullring
bullring in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Getting there Jacint Verdaguer, about 7 min on foot

Consolat de Mar de Palma
cultural property in Palma de mallorca, Spain
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 19 min on foot

Andrés Nieto Porras from Palma de Mallorca, España / CC BY-SA 2.0
Parc de la Mar
park in Palma, Spain
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 19 min on foot
Basilica of St. Francis
minor basilica in Palma de Mallorca
Getting there Estació Intermodal de Palma, about 13 min on foot
Places to eat
Arabay
Food: coffee shop
Asador Bolixe
Food: regional
BÃ rBar
Food: mediterranean
Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo
Food: spanish
La Bodeguilla
Food: mediterranean
M House café & bistró
Food: international, pizza, seafood, coffee shop
Mistral
Food: coffee shop
Nimo's
Food: rice
Periplo
Food: mediterranean
Simple Smart Food Bar
Food: sandwich
Sumo Sushi
Food: japanese
Toque de Queda
Food: spanish
Un Octavo
Food: pizza
Wine and food
Food: spanish
500 grados
Food: pizza
Arabay
Food: coffee shop
Arábica
Food: chicken, arab, kebab, coffee shop
Cabrera
Food: tapas
Opening hours and tickets: OpenStreetMap contributors. Each one shows the day a volunteer last wrote it down, so check the official site before you set out.