Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Paul Heller (12 months ago)
What a pleasant surprise this royal palace was. The outside is very architecturally pretty. The inside is just the right amount, enough to see. Like 12 rooms, plus a balcony overlooking the water. Tickets to enter. Can spend about 1 hour. Recommend visiting, especially as it's right next ti the church
What a pleasant surprise this royal palace was. The outside is very architecturally pretty. The inside is just the right amount, enough to see. Like 12 rooms, plus a balcony overlooking the water. Tickets to enter. Can spend about 1 hour. Recommend visiting, especially as it's right next ti the church
Stella Hammer (2 years ago)
Very beautiful! Interesting artwork and stunning architecture. It costs 7 euros to get inside and it’s totally worth it! The staff is also very friendly :)
Very beautiful! Interesting artwork and stunning architecture. It costs 7 euros to get inside and it’s totally worth it! The staff is also very friendly :)
Alexander Schulz (2 years ago)
Looks really beautiful, great picture stops around the palace. Haven’t been inside, so no review on that. Make a stop at the pond on the SW corner, and then also visit the fountain on the west side outside the walls. Would also recommend a walk to the pier in order to take a picture from there.
Looks really beautiful, great picture stops around the palace. Haven’t been inside, so no review on that. Make a stop at the pond on the SW corner, and then also visit the fountain on the west side outside the walls. Would also recommend a walk to the pier in order to take a picture from there.
Paul J Smith Ogarrio (2 years ago)
Stepped in history, It is now used for receptions and other high end social functions when the Spanish Royals are here. The Palace itself is beautiful. However, curb your enthusiasm - other than ornate tapestries on walls scattered throughout the complex, there’s isn’t much else to see. $7 euro per person entry. You can easily visit Palma’s Cathedral afterwards which is located next to it.
Stepped in history, It is now used for receptions and other high end social functions when the Spanish Royals are here. The Palace itself is beautiful. However, curb your enthusiasm - other than ornate tapestries on walls scattered throughout the complex, there’s isn’t much else to see. $7 euro per person entry. You can easily visit Palma’s Cathedral afterwards which is located next to it.
Robert Matthews (3 years ago)
Easily accessible if staying in Palma City Some lovely artwork and furniture from antiquity and the various rooms and courtyard give anyone who likes history an insight into life in a different age.
Easily accessible if staying in Palma City Some lovely artwork and furniture from antiquity and the various rooms and courtyard give anyone who likes history an insight into life in a different age.
