Palma's Cathedral terraces reopen to the public

Residents and navtives of the Diocese of Mallorca will have free access until Saturday, April 5 (the cathedral is closed to visitors on Sundays).

Starting April 7, free access will be available every Friday. Tickets for the terraces can be purchased online (catedraldemallorca.org) or at the Cathedral's ticket office. The general admission costs 25 euros and includes a visit to the Cathedral and the Museum of Sacred Art of Mallorca.

Residents and natives of the Diocese of Mallorca will pay 8 euros to visit the terraces from Monday to Thursday and on Saturdays, starting April 7. From April 3 to 5, access will be free for residents of the diocese. Free tickets can be obtained online or at the ticket office, and proof of residency is required to receive the discount.

Starting April 7, residents and natives of the Diocese of Mallorca can also access the terraces for free every Friday. In this case, tickets must be obtained at the ticket office, and proof of residency is required to receive the discount.

The terraces will be open from Monday to Friday from 10am to 4.30pm and on Saturdays from 10am to 1.30pm. Access is organised every 30 minutes, with each visit lasting one hour.

Reopening the terraces of the Cathedral of Mallorca offers visitors a unique perspective of the island’s most important temple, including the bell tower, flying buttresses, and the large rose window. It also provides spectacular views of Palma Bay and the city.

As an optional service, visitors can purchase an audio guide that, in addition to providing information about the Cathedral, includes details about the terrace tour and views of Palma.

Due to the nature of the route and for safety reasons, access to the terraces is limited to individuals without cardiorespiratory diseases, vertigo, or reduced mobility and is restricted to those over 9 years of age.