Ramón Llull House is at 12 Ramón Llull Street, in Palma’s historic centre. Claustre de Sant Francesc is 60 m away; Palau Vivot is 150 m away, and the Arab Baths are 200 m away. The Museum of Mallorca, a useful stop for learning about the island’s history, is 260 m away. The cathedral is a three-minute walk away, as stated for the accommodation.
Parc de la Mer is 300 m away and Palma’s Plaza Mayor is 350 m away. Almudaina Palace is 540 m away and La Lonja de Palma is 800 m away. For longer journeys, Palma Intermodal Station is 900 m away; Palma de Mallorca - Son Sant Joan Airport is 5 km away, around a 10-minute drive. Moll vell harbour is 1.8 km away. Nearby beaches include Playa de Ca'n Pere Antoni, 500 m away, and Playa de Es Molinar, 1.8 km away.
The centre lends itself to combining cultural visits with walks past historic buildings: Es Baluard is 1.1 km away and Bellver Castle is 3 km away. For a day by the sea, Ca'n Pere Antoni is the closest option; in the warmer months, you can add a swim to your city visit. Palma also celebrates Sant Sebastià in January and Semana Santa in spring, when local events take place in the streets and squares. The range of museums, monuments and beaches makes it easy to plan different days without going far from the city.
Claustre de Sant Francesc
— Historic stone cloister with a garden in a former convent complex.
60 m
Palau Vivot
— Mallorcan Baroque palace with historic interiors in the Old Town.
150 m
Arab Baths
— Medieval remains with vaulted spaces of Islamic origin.
200 m
Museum of Mallorca
— Archaeological and art collections tracing the history of Mallorca.
260 m
Playa de Ca'n Pere Antoni
— A stretch of sand beside Palma, suitable for a break by the sea.
500 m
La Lonja de Palma
— Gothic civil building associated with Palma’s historic maritime trade.
800 m