Banys Àrabs

Great piece of history. A quiet sanctuary, garden to wander around before going into the bath areas. There is a tri-lingual video of explanation and there even toilets at the end of the route. Very reasonable admission €3.50. It opened at 10.00 on an October Sunday.

I agree with another comment that said this isn’t as good as some other castles but it was still pretty and interesting. The rooms had AC too which was lovely. They have descriptions of the rooms in English too. Audio tour was an extra €5 which I didn’t do and staff spoke good English. The main basilica was closing at 2pm on a Saturday but this place is opened so it was convenient too.

The place is really small with one room and a garden. The closing time stated was 18:00 but we were locked inside at 16:40 as the guard went away. Luckily neighbors saved us by letting us in their place. Check timining before entering in afternoon times.

A very small and simple place to visit. The information about the hammam was interesting and excellent. The garden was a tranquil little area to rest awhile.

Great ancient remains of a 10th-century bath house. The attraction is quite small, but enchanting. It’s accompanied by a lovely garden that has flowering plants. It will transport you to another time.

The other reviewers clearly had leisure time to waste. It’s literally a backyard patio with super tiny features of the Arabic influences from back in the day. There’s legitimately not anything worthwhile to see. I kid you not, do not waste your time here. It’s not even a garden.

Small place but very peaceful away from the main streets. Clearly signposted to find. Interesting part of Palma history. Only stayed for about 30 mins but not expensive to enter. Cash only.

Picturesque garden. The actual structure is not so worth it. You can ready about the history. Can enjoy some slow time in the green garden.

This is one a remnant of the Moorish past of Parma. It's dates from the 11th century and includes the Gardens ofCa'n Frontirroig, house sparrows,cacti, Palms, flowers & ferns.

Banys Arabs aka "Arab Baths". Not much remains of these tenth century baths that date back to the Arab influence on Mallorca. They likely were part of a nobleman's house and are similar to those found in other Islamic cities. Inside, you'll find a nice sized garden and courtyard with cactus, palm and orange trees. There is also a covered tepidarium which is no longer functional but is at least tourable. A video on loop explains the history of the baths in English and other languages, It's an interesting exhibit that's worth a half hour of your time at least, and it's hard to go wrong with a €2.50 entrance fee. Note: It is NOT handicap accessible.