Arab Baths

One of the few things still standing from Muslim Palma: an 11th-century room with a dome and skylights, held up by columns that don’t match because they were reused from Roman and other buildings. It was probably the bath of a wealthy house. Later it was damaged in a siege in 1285, rebuilt, owned by a royal physician, and in 1618 passed to Capuchin nuns. It sits in the old orchard of Can Fontirroig, now a quiet garden, on Carrer de Can Serra.

Reviewed in November 2026