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Arab Baths Address: Can Serra 7
Phone: 971 72 15 49
Basilica and Sant Francesc cloyster

Address: Pl. de Sant Francesc
Phone: 971 71 26 95
Casal Solleric.

Address: Passeig del Born, 27 C.P. 07012
Phone: (971) 72 20 93
E-mail: solleric@a-palma.es
calendar: Tuesday to Saturday 10'30h to 13'45h - 17 to 20'15h, Sunday and Public Holidays 10 to 13'45h
Consolat de la Mar
Address: Passeig Sagrera
Phone: 971 71 60 92
Insular Council


Address: Palau Reial 1
Phone: 971 72 15 05
Web: http://www.conselldemallorca.net/
Pilar i Joan Miró Foundation
Foundation Pilar and Joan Miró
Address: C/ Joan de Saridakis, 29 C.P. 07015
Phone: 971 70 14 20
Web: http://www.a-palma.es/fpjmiro/index.htm
calendar: Tuesday to Saturday 11 to 18h, Sunday 11 to 16h
Monti-sion Church

Address: Monti-sion, 22
Phone: 971 71 14 81
Santa Eulàlia Church Address: Pça. Sta. Eulàlia, 2
Phone: 971 71 46 25
Sa Llotja Address: Passeig Sagrera s/n C.P. 07012
Phone: 971 71 17 05
Tuesday to Saturday 11 to 14h - 17 to 21h Sunday 11 to 13'30h
La Misericòrdia
Address: Via Roma, 1
The Cathedral Address: Plaça Almoïna, s/n
Phone: 971 72 31 30
Berga Mansion

Address: Pl. del Mercat
Phone: 971 75 53 69
Camp Franc Mansion
Address: Can Pueyo, 10
Phone: 971 71 43 68
March Mansion Address: Conquistador, 13
Web: http://www.fundbmarch.es/
Marquès de la Torre Mansion
Address: Portella, 22
Marquès de Palmer Mansion
Address: Sol, 17
Can Desbrull Mansion
Address: Portella, 5
Morell Mansion Address: Sant Gaietà, 10
Tortella Mansion
Address: Sant Jaume
Vivot Mansion Address: Can Savellà, 2
Oleo Mansion
Address: Almudaina, 4
Marivent Palace
Address: Joan Miró, 235
Phone: 971 40 17 92
Oleza Mansion Address: C. d'en Morey 33

Poble Espanyol

Address: Poble Espanyol, 39
Phone: 971 73 70 75
Diocesan Museum Address: Calders, 2
Phone: 971 73 06 57
Web: http://www.bisbatdemallorca.com/home.html
Pelaires Tower Address: Porto Pi
Bishop's Palace
Diocesan Museum
Address: C/ Mirador 5 (Palau Episcopal)
Phone: 971 73 06 57
Web: http://www.bisbatdemallorca.com/home.html
La Almudaina Royal Palace Museum Address: Palau Reial s/n
Phone: 971 21 41 34

Bellver Castle
Castell de Bellver
Address: C/ Camilo José Cela, s/n C.P. 07015
Phone: (971) - 73 06 57 - 45 12 03
Bellver Castle is located 3 km from Palma's city centre and 112.6 m above sea level, dominating the bay and a large part of the island of Majorca.

Construction commenced at the beginning of the 14th century on the orders of Jaime II, King of Majorca, and the castle's functions were both defensive and residential.

The plan of the building is circular with three semi-circular towers and another tower about 7 metres away from the main body of the Castle. The construction is set around a central courtyard and has two levels: the ground floor with round arches and flat ceilings and the upper floor with lancet arches covered with a cross vault in pure Gothic style.

The State ceded the building and woods to Palma City Council in 1931, who made some conversions to house the Museum. Numerous cultural and leisure activities also take plac.

* Ground Floor: Armoury Courtyard and Museum of the City's History. Survey of the City's history and building development since the Bronze Age until our time (in the course of being reformed and extended).
* Main Floor: San Marcos Chapel, Sala de Jovellanos, Throne Room, kitchen and the Despuig Collection of Classical Sculpture.
* Terrace: Panorama of the City and its bay.


Per person 1,73 € . Per person thru agency 1,55 €. Over 65, pensioners, teenagers of 14 to 18, holders of the "carnet jove" or similar, cultural groups organised by public institutions 0,87 €. School Groups accompanied by a teacher, Sundays and public holidays FREE OF CHARGE
Address: C/ Camilo José Cela, s/n C.P. 07015 Palma de Mallorca
Phone: (971) - 73 06 57 - 45 12 03 FAX: (971) - 45 43 73
calendar: October to March: Weekdays: 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sundays and public holidays: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. April to September: Weekdays: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays and public holidays in April, May, June and September: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sundays and public holidays in July and August: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. (Sundays and public holidays the Rooms and Museums are closed)
Accesses: Public: Municipal Transport Lines 3, 4, 20, 21 and 22 to Joan Miró (Gomila) and walk the rest of the way, 20'. Private: Through Calle Camilo José Cela to the Castle¿s car park.

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