Arab Baths of Palma
Historic site · Palma

Arab Baths of Palma

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The Arab Baths are one of the few buildings left from the time when Palma was the Moorish city of Madina Mayurqa. The main room has a small dome with round skylights held up by columns. It sits in a shady garden that makes a peaceful break from the busy lanes.

On day 1 of Palma de Mallorca in 3 Days

Good to know

Tickets
A small entry fee, paid at the gate. Check at the entrance for current prices.
Time needed
About 20 minutes.
Best time
Any time; it is open daily from 9:30am into the evening.
Getting there
On Carrer de Can Serra in the old town, about 5 minutes on foot from the cathedral.

Itineraries with Arab Baths of Palma

Day 1 of Palma de Mallorca in 3 Days

The cathedral and old town

How Arab Baths of Palma fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Palma CathedralPalma
  2. 11:30Royal Palace of La AlmudainaPalma
  3. 13:30Palma Old TownPalma
  4. 16:00Arab Baths of PalmaPalma
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Arab Baths of Palma questions

Are the Arab Baths of Palma worth it?

Yes, as a short stop. It is small, but cheap and a nice quiet garden.

Can you bathe in the Arab Baths?

No. It is a historic monument, not a working spa.

How old are the Arab Baths?

They date from around the 10th to 12th century, during Moorish rule.

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