Key facts
| Easter in 2026 | 5 April1,3 2+ sources agree |
|---|---|
| Number of brotherhoods in the processions (Palma) | 33 brotherhoods1,2 sources differ: 30-33 |
| Start of the Sant Crist de la Sang procession, 2026 | 19:001 1 source |
| 2026 dates | 29 March 2026 - 5 April 2026 (Palm Sunday to Easter; Sant Crist de la Sang 2 April 19:00, Sant Enterrament 3 April 19:00 (one listing)) |
| How the date is set | The week before Easter (from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday). In 2026: Palm Sunday 29 March, Maundy Thursday 2 April, Good Friday 3 April, Easter 5 April. |
| Tickets | The processions take place in public space; the sources give no charges. |
| Best time to go | March, April; processions in the afternoon and evening; Sant Crist de la Sang lasts past midnight |
| Crowds | very high along the route, Maundy Thursday evening |
The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: 2+ sources agree 1 source sources differ
Getting there
- The procession routes run through the old town; leave the car in a car park on the edge of the centre and walk.
- Parking: Underground car parks around the centre (number of spaces not researched).
- Restrictions: Streets are closed during the processions; the start point of Sant Crist de la Sang in 2026 is given differently (La Sang church or the cathedral).
Questions and answers
When are the Holy Week processions in Palma?
From Palm Sunday to Easter; the most important are Maundy Thursday (Sant Crist de la Sang, at 19:00 in 2026) and Good Friday (Sant Enterrament, at 19:00 in 2026). Check the times in the programme of the brotherhoods and the cathedral.
Are the Holy Week processions in Palma free to watch?
You watch the processions from the street for free; the sources mention no charges.
How do I get to the Holy Week processions in Palma and where do I park?
Leave the car in a car park on the edge of the centre or come by EMT bus; the procession routes close streets in the old town, and EMT announces diversions.
What should I watch out for at the Palma Holy Week processions?
These are religious ceremonies: do not cut across the procession, dress modestly and do not use a flash. The night procession ends after midnight, so plan your return.
Nearby and related
Places to visit
- Palma Cathedral (La Seu) 0 km
- Royal Palace of La Almudaina 0.1 km
- Ensaïmada de Mallorca (PGI) 0.3 km
- Sobrassada de Mallorca (PGI) 0.3 km
- Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art 0.6 km
Beaches
- Cala Major 4 km
- Playa de Palma (Platja de Palma) 9.4 km
Hiking trails
Towns and villages
- Palma de Mallorca 0.3 km
Festivals and events
- Sant Joan Night, Palma 0.2 km
- Palma Marathon Mallorca 0.2 km
- Palma Carnival: Sa Rua parade 0.3 km
- Festa de l'Estendard, Palma 0.3 km
- Nit de l'Art, Palma art night 0.8 km
Related
More in this region: Palma and the Bay of Palma
Sources
- mallorcaglobalmag.es (accessed 2026-10-29)
- mallorcadiario.com (accessed 2026-10-29)
- thecalendarmallorca.com (accessed 2026-10-29)
Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.
