Cathedral + Génova Caves
Gothic vaults in the morning, stalactites in the afternoon — the caves sit about 15 minutes from central Palma. The combo is cheaper than the two tickets bought separately.
See combo price →Prices 2026
Palma Cathedral entry price: rates, free entry and how to save
The Palma Cathedral entry price starts at €11 per adult online, museum and audio guide included. Children under 10 and Balearic residents enter free, and Mass is open to all. Here is the full 2026 price table, what your money buys, and the legitimate ways to pay less.
ⓘ Independent guide. Not the cathedral’s official website.Price table 2026
Current rates for the tourist visit, cross-checked with the official site and the Tiqets product page in August 2026. The ticket covers the cathedral and the Museo de Arte Sacro; terraces are a separate purchase.
| Visitor | Price | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (online) | From €11 | Tiqets, skip-the-line, museum and English audio guide included |
| Adult (box office) | Official walk-up rate | Set by the cathedral; check catedraldemallorca.org |
| Children under 10 | Free | Accompanied by an adult |
| Balearic residents | Free | With proof of residence shown at the entrance |
| Mass attendance | Free | Worship only — no sightseeing, no museum |
| Terraces | Sold separately | By the cathedral only, in season; price on the official site |
Nothing in this table is guessed. Where a figure is not confirmed (box office, terraces) we point you to
the official site rather than print a number that may have changed. Per the official site and Tiqets.
What the price actually buys
The €11 online ticket is more than a door fee. It includes:
- The entire cathedral interior: the 44-metre nave, the great rose window with over 1,100 panes, Gaudí's baldachin and Miquel Barceló's ceramic chapel. Our interior guide walks through it piece by piece.
- The Museo de Arte Sacro, on the same ticket.
- An English audio guide, included with the Tiqets ticket.
- Skip-the-line access, instant smartphone delivery and free cancellation until the day before.
What it does not include: the terraces (separate purchase, seasonal) and guided tours with a live guide, which are a different product from the audio guide.
Box office or online: where to pay
At the box office you pay the official rate set by the Cathedral Chapter. We deliberately do not print that figure here — it is updated by the cathedral and would drift out of date; compare it on catedraldemallorca.org if you want the exact number. Online you pay from €11 and get three things the box office cannot sell you: a guaranteed date even if the day sells out, entry without queuing, and free cancellation.
Measured in time, the box-office queue runs 30–45 minutes at midday in high season. The tickets guide compares both channels line by line and explains how the priority entrance works.
Combo savings: pay less to see more
If the cathedral is not the only thing on your list, Tiqets combos cost less than buying each ticket alone. The two best cultural pairings:
Cathedral + Fundació Miró Mallorca
La Seu plus the studios where Joan Miró worked for his final decades, on one discounted ticket. A complete art day in Palma for less than the sum of its parts.
See combo price →Staying 2–3 days? Also look at the Best of Palma bundle (cathedral + aquarium + hop-on hop-off bus) in the ticket comparison, and the island-wide deals on Mallorca tickets.
How to save on your visit
- Check whether you enter free. Under-10s and Balearic residents pay nothing. Every free-entry case is on the free entry page.
- Attend Mass if worship is all you want. Entry is free, but with no sightseeing circuit or museum; times on the Mass times page.
- Mark the Festa de la Llum. On 2 February and 11 November the sunrise projects a double rose window onto the west wall — seen from inside, early, and those mornings draw a crowd.
- Bundle your tickets. The combos above discount against separate purchases.
- Don't budget for what you can't use. Terraces close outside the season, so leave them out of the plan if your dates miss it; verify against the opening hours first.
- Book with free cancellation. It costs the same and removes the risk of losing money when a cruise itinerary or the weather rewrites your day.
Remember: on Sundays the cathedral opens for worship only — a tourist ticket is no use that day. Plan
your visit Monday to Saturday; the full schedule is on the opening hours
page.
Palma Cathedral prices: frequently asked questions
What is the Palma Cathedral entry price in 2026?
Adult tickets start at €11 when booked online through Tiqets, with the Museo de Arte Sacro and an English audio guide included. The walk-up rate at the box office is set by the cathedral — check it on catedraldemallorca.org before you go.
Do children pay to enter Palma Cathedral?
Children under 10 enter free with an accompanying adult. From age 10 upwards a ticket is required; check the exact rate for their age bracket when you book.
Is entry free for Balearic residents?
Yes. Residents of the Balearic Islands enter free by showing proof of residence at the entrance. This is the cathedral's own condition; the fine print is on our free entry page.
Can I get in for free at certain times?
During Mass, entry is free — but for worship only. There is no sightseeing circuit, no wandering the chapels with a camera, and no museum access. Service times are listed on the Mass times page.
How much do the terraces cost?
Terrace visits are sold separately, only by the cathedral itself and only in season. The price is not listed on online platforms — check catedraldemallorca.org or our terraces guide.
Is it cheaper to pay at the box office or online?
Online starts at €11; the box office charges the official walk-up rate published on catedraldemallorca.org. In practice the deciding factor is rarely a euro or two — it is the queue. Online you enter without waiting and with a guaranteed date, as our tickets guide explains.
Do the combo tickets really save money?
Yes — provided you were going to visit both attractions anyway. The cathedral + Génova Caves combo and the cathedral + Fundació Miró combo both cost less than the two tickets bought separately. If La Seu is all you want, the single ticket remains the cheapest option.
Facts last reviewed: August 2026. Rates cross-checked with the official site (catedraldemallorca.org) and Tiqets.