How to Skip the Line at Palma Cathedral
Buy your ticket online (about €10) to skip a ticket queue that can get very long on busy summer and cruise days. Go at the 10 am opening on a weekday, and book the terraces tour early, as slots are limited. The cathedral is closed to tourists on Sundays, and Saturdays close early.
- Ticket
- About €10 adults. Under 10s free with an adult
- With terraces
- About €25, timed slots every 30 minutes, limited
- Hours
- Weekdays 10 am to about 5:15 pm (summer), Saturdays to 2:15 pm
- Closed to tourists
- Sundays
- Best time
- 10 am on a weekday
- Busiest
- Late morning on cruise days and summer
- Time to allow
- 1-1.5 hours, more with the terraces
How long are the lines at Palma Cathedral?
La Seu, the great Gothic cathedral overlooking Palma's bay, is the city's top sight. Cruise passengers and tour groups arrive from late morning, and the ticket queue on the sea side can be long in summer. With an online ticket, you'll skip most of it. The rooftop terraces have small groups and fixed times, so they sell out.
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