Royal Palace of La Almudaina

I was happy to go through the palace on my own, no need to prebook tickets. The audio guide was good and explained things with not too much and not too little detail (they had a choice of a half hour or one hour tour). The rooms were rather bare but there were some gorgeous old tapestries which were mind-boggling!

If it was free (it IS free on certain days if you are part of the EU) then it's worth going in for a look. Very beautiful building, no doubt about it. I personally have no interest in the HIStory which mostly amounted to broken pots and tapestry, so we were in and out relatively quickly. Each to their own but I don't think it's worth paying for and I wasn't a fan of the airport security vibe just to get inside.

Absolutely stunning place! The Royal Palace of La Almudaina is full of medieval charm and history. The architecture is impressive, with beautiful stone halls, grand rooms, and amazing views of the sea from the upper levels. It feels like stepping back in time. Everything is well preserved and the atmosphere is truly majestic. A must-visit in Palma for history and architecture lovers!

The building itself and architecture is of course stunning, but the rooms are pretty much empty with only a few tapestries and cabinets on display and no information provided about them. We weren't aware until after our visit that an audio guide is available so perhaps this information is in that guide. The star I deducted was for the attitude of the staff. I felt like it was a chore for the girl at the desk to even sell us the tickets and the 2 security men that put our belongings through the xray machine looked like they were sucking lemons and couldn't care less.

Beautiful blend of history and architecture 🏰 La Almudaina is a stunning royal palace in Palma with rich history and impressive architecture. The mix of Moorish and Gothic styles is fascinating, and the sea views are breathtaking. A must-visit when in Mallorca!

This palace is quite plain, with only a few paintings, mats, and furniture. But the best part is the stunning sea view from the terrace. If you’ve visited many other palaces in Europe, it might not be as impressive.

A beautiful palace with plenty to see and do. A lovely little bar to sit and drink and grab some food opposite.

It was worth a visit, if you go therr i recommend using an audio guide because it definitely makes the visit better, we didn’t take it but if i would go again i would. If you are an EU citizen you can also go there between some hours that are listed at the entrance to get a free ticket. I suggest you look into it before you go, so you don’t have to pay for the ticket. Otherwise it was very pretty the view is amazing and the palace is really interesting. We just walked around the place and we needed 45 minutes so i think it would take longer if we had an audio guide.