Mallorca Cathedral

One of the main cultural attractions of the island is the cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, better known as the Cathedral of the Sea or La Seu. This 13th century Gothic building was built on top of an old Islamic alcázar and today is considered one of the most spectacular architectural works of this style in Spain.

You’ll be dazzled by its enormous rose window – the largest of any Gothic cathedral in the world – and by the spectacle of lights that filters through its enormous windows. Furthermore, inside you can admire the refurbishments carried out by Antoni Gaudí or the recent work by Miquel Barceló. This is also the burial site of the sovereign kings of Mallorca: James II and James III. In summer it is possible to visit its terraces, so do not miss the opportunity to enjoy one of the best views of the island.