Palma Cathedral (La Seu)

La Seu has watched over the sea from Palma’s old walls for more than seven centuries. Inside, light pours through one of the largest Gothic rose windows in the world and colours a soaring nave; Gaudí reworked the presbytery between 1904 and 1914, and in 2007 Miquel Barceló turned the Santíssim chapel into a ceramic sea cave. Your ticket includes the Museum of Sacred Art, and from April to November you can climb onto the terraces among gargoyles and flying buttresses.

Reviewed in November 2026