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Cultural Attractions and Events - Guided City Tours
The Palma City Council, in conjunction with the Council of Tourism, organise daily walking tours around the historic centre of Palma, all of which are led by a team of expert professional guides. The meeting point is at the Miro sculpture in the Placa de la Reina, and each tour takes around 2 hours. Pre-booking of places is essential, and further information may be obtained by telephone on +34 636 430 000.
Details of the five tours are:
The City and the Sea: - Cost 6 euro
Discover the history of Palma's port and harbour district including visits to the Sant Llorenç Chapel and
sacred art room.
The Jewish Quarter: - Cost 6 euro
A guided tour of what was one of the most important Jewish quarters in the Mediterranean during medieval
times which also includes a visit to the Museu de Mallorca.
Convent of The Capuchin Nuns: - Cost 6 euro
This is a unique opportunity to enter a convent of cloistered nuns and discover the past and present
of a religious community which preserves a valuable architectural heritage and an assortment of
ancestral objects.
Modernism in Palma: - Cost 7 euro
Discover the mark left by the modernist movement in Palma through the buildings constructed at the
beginning of the 20th century, including a visit to Can Marquès.
Palma Monumental: - Cost 6 euro
Find out what the streets of Palma are hiding, a global view of the historical and artistic career
of the city.
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