Tickets 2026
Palma Cathedral tickets start at €11 online and include the Museo de Arte Sacro and an English audio guide, with free cancellation until the day before. This page compares every sensible way to buy — box office vs online, skip-the-line, and the combo deals that actually save money.
ⓘ Independent guide. Not the cathedral’s official website.There are two ways to get tickets for Palma Cathedral: pay at the physical ticket office by the visitor entrance, or book a dated ticket online. Both are legitimate — the difference is how much time and certainty you want bundled with the ticket.
| What matters | Box office | Online (Tiqets) |
|---|---|---|
| Queue | 30–45 min at midday in high season | Skip-the-line entry |
| Price | Official walk-up rate (check catedraldemallorca.org) | From €11 per adult |
| Guaranteed date | No — if the day sells out, you are out of luck | Yes, you pick the date when booking |
| Cancellation | Not applicable | Free until the day before |
| Audio guide | Subject to availability at the desk | English audio guide included |
| Format | Paper ticket | Smartphone ticket, instant delivery |
No magic involved — just a shortcut through the logistics:
The one queue nobody skips is the security check, which takes a few minutes at peak times. Even so, against the August box-office line in full sun on Plaça de la Seu, you come out half an hour ahead.
Three sensible ways to buy, depending on how long you have in Palma and what else is on the list.
Cathedral + Museo de Arte Sacro + English audio guide, with a reserved date and free cancellation. The cheapest online option and the one most visitors need — pick it if La Seu is your main event.
Book the skip-the-line ticket →Cathedral + Palma Aquarium + hop-on hop-off bus in one purchase. Built for 2–3 days in the city, families with kids, or long cruise stops — one booking structures the whole visit.
See the Best of Palma bundle →Pair the cathedral with the Génova Caves for an underground detour 15 minutes from the centre, or with the Fundació Miró Mallorca if modern art is your thing. Either combo costs less than the two tickets bought separately.
More Mallorca combos →Rule of thumb: one morning in Palma — plain skip-the-line ticket, done. Two days or more — run the numbers on a bundle before buying separately. Our prices page does the maths.
| Entrance | Nov–Mar: Casa de l'Almoina · Apr–Oct: Portal del Mirador (follow on-site signs) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Mon–Fri 10:00–17:15 · Sat 10:00–14:15 · Sun closed to tourists |
| Last entry | 45 minutes before closing |
| Ticket | On your smartphone; instant email delivery |
| Visit length | 60–90 minutes including the museum |
| Dress code | Covered shoulders, no beachwear — full rules |
Arrive with your phone charged and the ticket downloaded. After the check, the visit is self-guided: nave, chapels, Barceló's Capella del Santíssim, out through the museum. Driving or taking the bus? The getting there page covers car parks and stops — the cathedral sits on Plaça de la Seu, next to the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and Parc de la Mar.
Book 2–3 days ahead in high season; in August, or when cruise ships are docked, a week ahead is the safe play. The 10:00 slot is the quietest and has the best light — morning sun fires the great rose window across the stone. Weekdays after 15:30 are calm too. Seasonal detail, holidays and the Sunday closure are all on the opening hours page.
Three legitimate options: the ticket office next to the visitor entrance, the official site catedraldemallorca.org, or Tiqets, an authorised ticketing platform. Booking online locks in your date and skips the box-office queue, which tops 30–45 minutes on summer middays.
No. The standard ticket covers the cathedral and the Museo de Arte Sacro; terrace visits are sold separately, only by the cathedral itself and only in season (roughly May to October). See our terraces guide before you plan around them.
No. The Tiqets ticket arrives by email instantly and you show it on your phone at the entrance. Save a screenshot of the code in case mobile coverage drops on Plaça de la Seu.
Yes. The skip-the-line ticket comes with free cancellation up until the day before your visit. If your cruise schedule shifts or the weather rewrites your plans, cancel online and rebook at no cost.
From €11 per adult online. Children under 10 go in free, and so do Balearic residents with ID. The full breakdown, including combo savings, is on our prices page.
At opening, 10:00, or after 15:30 on weekdays. Cruise groups pack the nave between 11:00 and 14:00. Last entry is 45 minutes before closing — check opening hours by season before you book a late slot.
Yes, in three cases: children under 10, Balearic residents with proof of residence, and anyone attending Mass (worship only, no sightseeing or museum). Details case by case on the free entry page.
Facts last reviewed: August 2026. Prices and conditions cross-checked with the official site (catedraldemallorca.org) and the Tiqets product page.