Palace of La Almudaina Tickets

When visiting Palma, consider acquiring tickets to the Palace of La Almudaina, a site that has played a significant role in the history of Mallorca.

Why Explore the Palace of La Almudaina?

Positioned directly across from the Palma Cathedral, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina stands as one of the key historical landmarks within the capital of Mallorca.

By purchasing a ticket to La Almudaina, visitors can delve into this impressive architectural gem. While it serves as the official summer residence for the Spanish royal family, the monarchy typically prefers the Palace of Marivent in Palma during that season. Nonetheless, La Almudaina remains a venue for various royal functions, including the annual reception for Balearic high society representatives.

The palace was originally established as an ancient fortress by the Arabs and later repurposed by the Catholic monarchs as the seat for the Mallorcan royal family. Among its noteworthy features is the Gothic Hall, once used to host ambassadors.

Don't overlook the Patio of Honour or the vestiges of the Arab baths, which consist of rooms for hot, warm, and cold water. Additionally, La Almudaina contains the Chapel of Santa Ana, commissioned by King Jaime II in the 14th century.

Types of Tickets Available

During your reservation, you have the option to select from the following ticket categories:

• Standard ticket: for adults without any applicable discounts.
• Reduced-price ticket: available for children aged 5-16, seniors over 65, and students up to 25, requiring valid supporting documents for verification.
• Free entry: applicable for individuals who are unemployed, possess a disability, belong to a large family, or are children under 5; appropriate documentation must be presented.

Please be aware that these rates exceed those at the ticket counter, as they include an administrative fee (ranging from 2.3EUR to 3EUR) that secures your entry and minimizes waiting times.

Hours of Operation

Currently, this monument is closed until further notice.

Once reopened to the public, the general visiting hours are:

• Winter Schedule (October to March): Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm.
• Summer Schedule (April to September): Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 7 pm.

Final Entry: The ticket office and entrance to the palace shut one hour prior to the official closing time.

Free Admission: Entry without charge is offered on Wednesdays and Sundays from 3 pm to 6 pm (winter) or 3 pm to 7 pm (summer).