Airbnbs in Palma de Mallorca

Architectural masterpieces near your Airbnb in Palma de Mallorca

Before you book an Airbnb in Palma de Mallorca, we should talk a bit about the interesting location. With historical and cultural sites that are summed up in architectural masterpieces, Palma is the seaside capital of the Spanish island of Mallorca. This region has iconic and impressive sites, as well as a giant cathedral, called the Santa Maria cathedral, which would be a gothic level example that began to be built in the 13th century, and is located overlooking the bay of Palma. Have a wonderful holiday with equally fabulous accommodation in locations just 5 minutes from the cathedral and even other options just steps away from Palma Beach, and take your time looking for the perfect villa in Majorca, this paradisiacal island has a lot to offer!

Airbnbs in Palma de Mallorca with sea views... and much more

If you're looking for some affordable Airbnbs in Palma de Mallorca then Holidu has on offer for you, you'll love how many of these are right on the seafront with beautiful views of the blue waters, as well as other alternatives that show you the central and historic area of Palma, i.e. iconic landmarks like the Cathedral, especially when the sun hits it in the evenings! These Airbnbs have several rooms, many of them accommodated adults and children, for families, all with all the necessary utensils for your stay.

At Holidu, we provide exceptional Airbnbs in Palma de Mallorca, ensuring the quality of your stay with the accommodations we offer.

The accommodations that are available in Palma de Mallorca come with the following:

• Air Conditioning
• Washing Machine
• TV
• Internet
• Swimming pool

Palma de Mallorca for garden lovers

If one of the main reasons to rent an Airbnb in Palma de Mallorca was to enjoy some beautiful views and stroll around relaxing, one of the most beautiful stops you will have at your mercy in Palma de Mallorca are the S'Hort del Rei Gardens, located between the Almudaina Palace and the Avenida de Antoni Maura. They are stunning and have an interesting history behind them: their name means "King's Gardens" and they were the palace's restricted area in the 14th century, it has beautiful fruit trees, as well as plants, vegetables, and many vibrant coloured flowers.

Palma de Mallorca for emblematic sites lovers

If you choose an affordable Airbnb in Palma de Mallorca to rent, you should pay a visit to the Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca; this iconic structure was built on the shores of the bay of Palma, truly as it is considered to be the main symbol of the city as well as one of the most important sites in the city. In its history, it began to be built in 1229 under a Gothic architectural scheme, including the largest Gothic rose window of all Spanish and European cathedrals. It is important to note that in 1931 it was declared a Historic Artistic Monument, a must on your visit. You can keep strolling around more iconic places in the north of the island of Majorca, allocate yourself in a villa in Pollenca and explore places such as Santuari de la Mare de Déu del Puig.

1. Let's go to the promenade
2. Another outstanding fortress in Palma
3. More history of Palma
4. Time for a dip
5. Let's watch the boats sail
6. The historic centre never ceases to amaze me
7. If you are attracted to marine fauna, this is the place for you

1. Let's go to the promenade

You won't have to walk far from the historic centre of Palma de Mallorca and the Cathedral to get to the city's Paseo Marítimo. This promenade is spectacular, one of the nerve centres of Palma de Mallorca; here you can jog, stroll for a moment to enjoy the day and its fresh air, eat some typical Spanish dishes or go to some parties in bars or discos. Surely, this promenade seems like a good place to visit, so you may want to book a city centre Airbnb in Palma de Mallorca just to have this place and many others close to you.

2. Another outstanding fortress in Palma

Bellver Castle is another impressive fortress that you must visit, it is located on the top of the green hill that towers 112 metres above sea level, it is one of the most representative historical structures of the city. This Gothic-style building has a circular floor plan that makes it the oldest of its kind in Europe, commissioned by King James II of Mallorca between 1300 and 1310. There is an unmissable museum inside, and you will have beautiful views from the top, so be sure to visit it.

3. More history of Palma

Another of the must-see monuments in Palma de Mallorca is the Almudaina, the Royal Palace or Royal Alcazar of the city of Palma de Mallorca. It was built on the site of a Roman Castro in 1309, rebuilt by King James II following the model of the Royal Palace of Perpignan, which later established the seat of the Crown in the Almudaina. We know it today as the official residence of the King and Queen of Spain when they are in this region.

4. Time for a dip

Palma de Mallorca is not only a spellbinding historic centre but also fascinating natural landscapes where you can take a dip: we recommend a visit to Ciudad Jardín. This beach is located between breakwaters, is 500 metres long and is delimited by a promenade that links Playa de Palma with Can Pere Antoni, it is an unmissable stop!

5. Let's watch the boats sail

One of the interesting activities you can do is to watch the boats sail from the marina while you walk or take a relaxing stroll along the promenade, even while you're eating a snack! This is one of the yachting capitals of the Mediterranean, so sailing and nautical events meet here, where glamour meets high competition.

6. The historic centre never ceases to amaze me

La Lonja de Palma de Mallorca you will know as part of the historic centre and is one of the most beautiful civil buildings on the island. It is completely Gothic in style and was built in 1426 by the order of Guillem Sagrera in 1426 to house the headquarters of the College of Merchants. Admission is free, and you can enjoy all its internal structure - take pictures!

7. If you are attracted to marine fauna, this is the place for you

When you travel with children, many of the attractions are the best allies for the little ones to have fun, which is why in Palma de Mallorca they are lucky enough to have the Palma Aquarium. This is an ideal aquarium for children to see. It was inaugurated in 2007 and is home to some 8,000 specimens of 700 species from the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Certainly, if you are planning a family holiday, you should book a family-friendly Airbnb in Palma de Mallorca and explore most of the region!