Accessible attractions in Palma de Mallorca
Step-free routes, lifts, and accessible toilets at Palma de Mallorca's major sights.
Wheelchair-accessible attractions in Palma de Mallorca. Each linked page covers step-free entrance, lift coverage, accessible-toilet location, and admission policy at the venue.
- CaixaForum PalmaConfirmed accessible
Fundació La Caixa's cultural centre in the modernista former Gran Hotel on Plaça Weyler, designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner.
- Castell de BellverConfirmed accessible
A 14th-century circular hilltop castle 3 km from the centre, with a modern visitor reception added in 2012 and a medieval interior that keeps short steps and stone thresholds.
- Catedral de MallorcaConfirmed accessible
La Seu, Palma's most-visited monument: a Gothic cathedral on the seafront with one of Europe's largest rose windows and an interior reformed by Gaudí.
- Es BaluardConfirmed accessible
Step-free across all three floors via lifts and ramps, with adapted toilets and modern art set inside a Renaissance bastion on the Palma sea wall.
- Palau de l'AlmudainaConfirmed accessible
The royal palace opposite the cathedral, run by Spain's Patrimonio Nacional and the king's official summer residence.
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