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Palma Cathedral terrace tickets
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Know before you go to the Palma Cathedral Terrace
Terrace Timings
Best time to visit
Location
Visitor tips
The Palma Cathedral Terrace timings are as follows:
- Monday to Friday: Open from 10am to 4:30 pm
- Saturdays: Open from 10am to 1:30pm
- Early morning: Visit during the first time slot (starting at 10am) for the best light to take pictures.!
- Late afternoon: Enjoy the golden hour light and a quieter atmosphere by visiting during the later time slots (after 3:30pm). This is only possible from Monday to Friday.
- Avoid midday: Midday hours (12 pm - 2 pm) tend to be the busiest and hottest.
- Weekdays: Weekdays generally have fewer visitors compared to weekends.
- Avoid August: It's best to avoid visiting in August as the sun will be beating down on you!
- Off-Peak Season: Consider visiting in May or October as there will be fewer tourists.
- Address: Plaça de la Seu, s/n, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
Find on Map - By Bus: Take bus number 35 from the 1320-pl. d'Espanya - Estacio Intermodal bus stop to the 7-pl. de la Reina - Catedral stop, which is approximately 250 meters from Palma Cathedral.
- By Car: Parking is available near Palma Cathedral, but spots can be limited.
- By Foot: The cathedral is centrally located in Palma, making it easily accessible on foot from various points in the city.
- Plan in advance: Make sure you plan and book your tickets in advance because Palma Cathedral terraces are only open from May to October!
- Photos: Morning visits offer the best light for photos, so make sure you’re up and ready to leave early in the morning!
- No toilets: Take into account that there are no toilet facilities en route to or at the Palma Cathedral terrace.
- Dress accordingly: Palma Cathedral is a place of worship so make sure to cover your shoulders and knees, but also make sure your clothes are comfortable enough for the climb.!
Frequently asked questions about Palma Cathedral terrace tickets
What is included in the Palma Cathedral terrace tickets?
With the Palma Cathedral terrace ticket, you get exclusive access to the terraces and entry to all the main areas of Palma Cathedral!
Is the terrace suitable for all ages?
No, the Palma Cathedral terrace’s aren’t suitable for all ages, children below 9 are not allowed and visitors above 50 may find the climb challenging.
Are there any first aid stations?
A defibrillator is available at the top of the staircase for emergency situations.
What should I do if I feel unwell during the climb?
Descend slowly and carefully if you feel unwell. There is a defibrillator available at the top, and staff can assist in emergencies.
Are there any restrooms on the terrace?
No, there are no restroom facilities on the terraces or during the climb. Be sure to use the restrooms before starting your visit.
What can I bring with me to the Palma Cathedral terrace?
Large bags, backpacks, food, drinks (including alcohol), and ice cream are not allowed for safety reasons.
Is the terrace accessible for wheelchair users?
Unfortunately, due to the historic nature of the cathedral, the terrace is not accessible for wheelchair users or individuals with mobility issues.
What is the best time of day to visit the terrace for photography?
Early morning and late afternoon offer the best lighting conditions for photography, with softer light and fewer crowds.