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A journey through time: Combine Palma’s old town with the magic of the Tablao Flamenco Alma

Can you imagine strolling along cobbled streets steeped in centuries of history and, just a few hours later, being swept away by the click-clack of heels and the magic of art in its purest form? Palma de Mallorca is a city of magical contrasts. Its Mediterranean light, its imposing architecture and its vibrant cultural scene make it a destination unlike any other in the world.

If you’re planning your visit and wondering What to see in Palma in a day, we have the perfect solution for you. We’d like to offer you an unforgettable journey through time: a day combining a a tour of Palma’s old town with the Andalusian spirit of our Alma Flamenco Tablao, the perfect finishing touch to round off a perfect day.

A tour of Palma’s old town: A morning tour of the city’s landmarks

To make the most of your day, we recommend starting early in the historic heart of the city. The centre of Palma is a labyrinth of beauty where every corner tells a story. This a tour of Palma’s old town will take you round the main ones monuments in Palma de Mallorca.

The grandeur of the Gothic Cathedral of Santa María de Palma (La Seu)

There’s no better place to start than La Seu, the spectacular Gothic cathedral that overlooks the bay. Built right by the sea, its famous rose window — known as “the eye of the Gothic” — and its imposing central nave will take your breath away. It is the island’s greatest icon and a must-see on any cultural programme in Palma.

The Almudaina Royal Palace and the weight of history

Right opposite the cathedral stands the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, a fortification of Roman and Muslim origin which the Christian kings transformed into their Mallorcan residence. Its courtyards, tapestries and gardens will instantly transport you back to medieval times.

Lose yourself in the historic streets and courtyards of Mallorca

After visiting the major monuments, the best thing to do is simply to wander off. Palma’s old town is famous for its stately inner courtyards (Mallorcan patios), which you’ll catch a glimpse of through their stone archways. It’s a peaceful stroll where there’s no need to rush.

Things to do in Palma: Must-do experiences for your day out

As well as its historic and architectural centre, the city offers a wealth of options to round off your day, ideal both for locals rediscovering their city and for international and domestic travellers. If you’re looking for ideas on Things to do in Palma, here are five fantastic suggestions:

  1. Taking a break in the Plaza Mayor: Take a break in Palma de Mallorca’s main square, whilst watching the world go by and relaxing in one of its terrace bars. All you’ll need is a nice cold drink and a bit of peace and quiet to enjoy the lovely Mallorcan climate in a delightful setting.
  2. Marvel at the Palma Aquarium: Embark on a journey across all the world’s oceans without leaving Mallorca. Discover each and every one of the marine habitat’s best-kept secrets on this fantastic journey through the depths of the sea. Enjoy new experiences and encounters with the aquarium’s inhabitants.
  3. Visiting Bellver Castle: Bellver Castle is a unique circular structure dating from the 14th century. It is set in beautiful grounds amongst fragrant pine forests and houses a fascinating museum dedicated to the history of Palma de Mallorca. It is one of the best-preserved medieval castles you’ll find, and visiting it really is like stepping back in time, especially when you wander through the courtyards and cloisters and let your imagination run wild. Bellver is particularly popular for the stunning panoramic views it offers of the city and the harbour from its upper levels.
  4. Enjoying modern art: Es Baluard is the museum of modern and contemporary art in Palma de Mallorca. This museum is housed in a 16th-century bastion, but the collections on display are modern and focus on 20th- and 21st-century artists with links to the Balearic Islands. The interior is also modern and light-filled, and has become an ideal venue for hosting some stunning exhibitions. If you’re in Palma de Mallorca and looking for a top-class cultural experience, this is the place to visit.
  5. Exploring the city on wheels: The city’s tourist bus offers comprehensive, lively and very comfortable tours to help you discover the city and all its charms. It’s a brilliant way to see everything and soak up its beauty without getting tired.

Discover more things to do in Palma de Mallorca.

The grand finale: Pure excitement at the Tablao Flamenco Alma

After a day filled with sights, strolls and the sea breeze, it’s time to let the evening take over. And the best way to round off your day is to immerse yourself in the magic and passion of an authentic flamenco show in Palma.

In the Alma Flamenco Tablao We invite you to enjoy an intimate experience where guitar, singing and dancing come together live on stage. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a great fan of Andalusian art or a curious beginner experiencing the rhythm for the first time; the atmosphere of our tablao is designed to thrill and envelop all audiences in a welcoming setting. Our show offers an unrivalled blend of Flamenco and culture in Palma.

Why choose our live flamenco experience?

We want you to enjoy your evening in complete comfort and without a care in the world. That’s why we’ve put together a first-class experience with all the practical services you need:

Show DetailsService Details
Duration of the showAn hour of pure excitement, power and artistry on stage.
Show timesShows every day of the week, with three performances a day: 5.30 pm, 7.30 pm and 9.30 pm. Choose the one that best suits your evening plans!
Host’s languagesOur team will assist you in a friendly and professional manner in Spanish, English and German.
Drinks includedYour ticket includes one complimentary drink of your choice: beer, wine, soft drink, cava or sangria.
Catering serviceWe offer a carefully prepared menu featuring the most typical dishes of Spanish cuisine and those from Mallorca and the Balearic Islands.
AccessibilityOur facilities are fully wheelchair accessible to ensure the comfort of all attendees.
Booking flexibilityYou can cancel completely free of charge up to 24 hours before the start to receive a full refund.
A preview and a welcomeWe’ll welcome you with open arms; the venue opens and admission begins one hour before the show starts.

Conclusion: Your perfect day in Palma awaits you

Explore the island’s rich history during the day and let yourself be swept away by the vibrant energy of our live flamenco venue As night falls, this is undoubtedly the best way to experience the real Palma de Mallorca.

Don’t just take our word for it. Plan your day, take a stroll through history and book your table to enjoy an unforgettable evening of music, fine dining and passion.

Check the programme and book your tickets at the Tablao Flamenco Alma and get ready to experience the magic of our stage. We’re waiting for you with open hearts and art running through our veins!

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