like all the churches in Spain, this one is very nice. large, and full of elaborate work. the only problem is they are repairing it and is hard to get the full experience of the place.

The cathedral is impressive enough from the outside, but stunning inside. There is a small museum with various religious artefacts and saints' relics, and then you walk through into the cathedral itself which is huge, three dimensional work of art. The stained glass is breathtaking, and the quirky touches like the Gaudi altarpiece and the Barcelo "feeding of the the... More

The cathedral is in an amazing setting. We loved exploring the maze of narrow streets in the Arab quarter- felt like we were in another world. There are dozens of lovely cafes and restaurants near the cathedral

Great cathedral. Great grounds. By the sea. Buzzing street performers. Food galore. Cafes abound. What's not to like?

To me churces often offer a unique experience with their old rooms, high ceilings and interior decorations - and this cathedral was no exception! I especially enjoyed the light in the cathedral, the decoration around the altar and the rather unique wall decorations to the right of the altar area.

Very interesting, lots of seperate stations well signposted and described, not fussy about ladies covering their sleeves etc, the pony and trap rides outside are wonderful, well recommended way of sightseeing

This is a lovely place to visit. only 6Euros per person and has loads of history and amazing architecture.... definately a must.

What an amazing cathedral. Beautiful architecture and artwork. Incredible to realise what was achieved so many centuries ago. The stained glass windows are glorious with very vibrant colours. Don't miss the amazing collection of silver artefacts in the display area.

If you visit Palma don't miss the cathederal as it is a beautiful building and there are stunning views over the sea. Well worth the 6 euros.