Culture · Palma
Church of Santa Eulàlia
Palma’s Gothic church where Mallorca’s first kings were crowned.
View in the app · free, no sign-upOne of Palma’s oldest parish churches, not to be confused with the Cathedral. Jaume I had a chapel built here in 1236, soon after the conquest, and it grew until 1414 into the three-nave Gothic church you see today. Tradition has it that Jaume II swore his oath here when crowned king of Mallorca. The façade and bell tower are neo-Gothic, from 1894 to 1903, after the 1851 earthquake. Since 2024 you can climb onto the rooftops, with views over the old town.
View on Google MapsReviewed in November 2026
Public transport
- Bus stop · 70 mJaume IIILines: 1, 2, 3, 15
- Bus stop · 140 mPlaça CortLines: 1, 2, 3
- Directions by public transport
Where to park
- RecommendedAparcament de la Plaça MajorCarrer de la Riera, 2, 07003 Palma, Illes Balears6 min walk · PaidOpen 24 h. Maximum height: 2.0 m. Follow marked access to the car park and avoid entering ACIRE without authorization.
- AlternativeParking Saba sa GerreriaPlaça de Sant Antoni, 07002 Palma, Illes Balears9 min walk · PaidOpen 24 h. Maximum height: 2.0 m. Follow marked access to the car park and avoid entering ACIRE without authorization.
