Bellver Castle should not be missed if you are in Palma de Mallorca. The name of this incredible structure is derived from the Catalan word for "beautiful view," and the views are breathtaking, whether one is gazing at the castle or out over the city and the sea. So, for the ultimate Palma experience, pair your admission to the castle with our hop-on, hop-off bus. You won't have to lose out on amazing vistas and photo opportunities while travelling. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!

• Flexible Tickets: Tickets are usually valid for 24 hours, allowing unlimited travel within the ticket duration.
• Audio Commentary: Available in multiple languages, providing historical and cultural insights about Palma.
• Convenient Stops: Stops are strategically located near major attractions, shopping areas, and cultural sites.
• Photography: Don’t forget your camera or smartphone to capture the beautiful scenery and memorable moments.

The city of Palma de Mallorca will astound and thrill you. It's a city with a rich and interesting past and a plethora of amazing structures, far from being just another tourist destination. Not to mention some fantastic restaurants and, of course, some amazing beaches. So come along with us and let us show you around this amazing city! Remember that your Bellver Castle ticket is included.

Bellver is the kind of castle that one can only imagine. Constructed more than 700 years ago in the gothic style, it is a magnificent round white building

The city of Palma de Mallorca will astound and thrill you. It's a city with a rich and interesting past and a plethora of amazing structures, far from being just another tourist destination. Not to mention some fantastic restaurants and, of course, some amazing beaches. So come along with us and let us show you around this amazing city! Remember that your Bellver Castle ticket is included.

Bellver is the kind of castle that one can only imagine. Constructed more than 700 years ago in the gothic style, it is a magnificent round white building. During the Middle Ages, Palma was a strategically significant city, and the castle originally housed the Mallorcan rulers before being converted into a jail. It now houses an excellent museum devoted to the history of the city. Hence, seize the opportunity to become fully informed about Palma and then tour it using the hop-on/hop-off bus.

And there's a tonne of amazing stuff to observe. One of the highlights is to get off at the Almudaina Palace, a stunning 14th-century structure that serves as one of the Spanish royal family's main residences. You won't be able to avoid seeing Palma's formidable La Seu cathedral, which houses the world's largest rose window. It's so amazing to see the sun entering through this window.

There is more to this amazing city than that. Get off at the Passeig Marítim, go along the waterfront, and perhaps have a drink while observing the boats. La Rambla and Plaza de España are two other fantastic locations to get off and take a stroll while taking in the atmosphere of the city. That's just the beginning of everything this amazing city has to offer, so get out there and explore right now.

Popular attractions include:
Antoni Maura: Antoni Maura i Montaner was a prominent Spanish statesman from Mallorca, and there is a square named after him, Plaça d'Antoni Maura, in Palma.
Plaça del Mercat: This is a lively square in Palma known for its vibrant atmosphere and beautiful architecture. It's a great place to experience local culture and cuisine.
La Rambla / Carrer dels Horts: La Rambla is a tree-lined street in Palma, perfect for a pleasant stroll. Carrer dels Horts is one of the streets that intersect with La Rambla, offering more local shops and cafes.
Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (Porta des Camp): This avenue is one of the main roads in Palma, leading to the area known as Porta des Camp.
Poble Espanyol: This is an architectural museum in Palma, showcasing replicas of famous buildings and structures from different parts of Spain.
Castell de Bellver: This is a Gothic-style castle on a hill overlooking Palma. It offers stunning views of the city and the bay, and it's one of the few circular castles in Europe.