Palma de Mallorca Free Walking Tour
La Seu, the Almudaina, hidden courtyards and the Jewish quarter
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Yes, it is free: no ticket, you tip the guide at the end. Palma de Mallorca Free Walking Tour meets at Plaza de España, lasts about 2h and is guided in English; rated 8.7/10 from 58 reviews on Civitatis.
Start times vary by date and are confirmed when you book.
A two-hour introduction to the old town and the four cultures that shaped it: Roman, Muslim, Jewish and Christian. The walk starts at the façade of La Seu, one of the tallest Gothic buildings in Europe, where the guide explains why its great rose window is called the eye of the Gothic and what Antoni Gaudí changed inside.
Next door you see the Almudaina, a Muslim fortress that became the residence of the Kings of Mallorca in the 13th century. The route then winds through the old streets past the courtyards of noble houses and the main squares, and into the old Jewish quarter, where the guide tells how its community's mapmakers and merchants shaped Mallorcan life.
Tour highlights
- La Seu cathedral (façade)
- Almudaina Royal Palace (exterior)
- Mallorcan noble courtyards
- Historic squares of the old town
- Old Jewish quarter
Meeting point
This tour is free — there's no charge to join. At the end, tip your guide whatever you feel the experience was worth. 100% of tips go directly to them.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Palma de Mallorca Free Walking Tour really free?
Yes — there is no ticket and no upfront cost. You reserve a free spot, join the tour, and at the end tip your guide whatever you feel it was worth. Most travelers tip the equivalent of €10–20 per person, but the amount is entirely up to you.
Where does the Palma de Mallorca Free Walking Tour start?
The tour meets at Plaza de España (Plaza de España). The exact meeting point and how to spot your guide are confirmed in your Civitatis booking.
How long is the tour, and what languages is it in?
It lasts around 2h and is guided in English. One booking covers up to 6 people; larger parties need a private tour. Comfortable walking shoes recommended.
