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Almudaina Palace

A former Moorish fortress turned royal palace, beside the cathedral.

Paid entry about 60 min

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Why Almudaina Palace matters

The Royal Palace of La Almudaina sits just next to the cathedral and was originally a Moorish fortress. Later, it became a residence for the kings of Mallorca. Today parts are open to visitors, who can see Gothic halls and tapestries. The gardens facing the sea are a nice place for a walk.

Talking points

  • It started as a Moorish fortress.
  • It is used for official functions by the Spanish royal family.
  • It stands right beside the cathedral.

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