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Palma on foot in one day

The old town without a car: La Seu cathedral and the Almudaina palace, the Gothic exchange La Llotja, the Es Baluard museum on the bastion, and to end the day Bellver Castle with a view over the whole bay.

Checked 29/10/2026Key facts 3Sources 2

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Key facts

Total travel time (on foot)68 min1 1 source
Total distance5 km1 1 source
Total time at the stops (editorial estimate)330 min2 1 source

The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: 1 source

Stops

  1. Palma Cathedral (La Seu) home, about 90 min there
  2. Royal Palace of La Almudaina 0.1 km, 1 min from the previous stop (on foot), about 60 min there
  3. Sa Llotja 0.8 km, 11 min from the previous stop (on foot), about 30 min there
  4. Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art 0.3 km, 5 min from the previous stop (on foot), about 75 min there
  5. Bellver Castle 3.8 km, 51 min from the previous stop (on foot), about 75 min there

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Questions and answers

How long does it take to see Palma on foot in one day?

The whole route is about 5.0 km on foot, about 68 min of walking by our measurement on the OpenStreetMap street network; with time at the stops it comes to about 6.6 h.

Do you need a car for the Palma walking route?

No, you can walk the whole route; the stops are within a dozen or so minutes' walk of each other.

When is the best time to walk around Palma?

Outside July and August, in the morning before it gets busy.

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Sources

  • pomiar-osm-dojazdy (accessed 2026-10-29)
  • pomiar-ranking-10-list (accessed 2026-10-29)

Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.