Conjunt històric de Palma

**Conjunt històric de Palma**
	cultural property in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
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Instance of	Historical Emsemble (Spain);
Location	Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Heritage designation	Bien de Interés Cultural (1964–);
	39° 34′ 17.33″ N, 2° 38′ 49.26″ E
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	Q43167284; Asset of cultural interest code: RI-53-0000046
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This is a photo of a historical area listed in the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-53-0000046.

The historic center of Palma was declared Historic-Artistic Grouping in 1964, and is classified as a Bé d'Interès Cultural (Property of Cultural Interest), protection that affects the entire city within the old walled perimeter. It is an urban complex of Roman origins, with a mainly Islamic street layout, dominated by Gothic and Baroque constructions with important interventions in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Seafront

One of the highlights of the historic center is the view of the seafront, with the Almudaina Royal Palace, the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace (left to right) above the wall reflected on the water.

Almudaina Royal Palace
At night
The Cathedral
The Cathedral at night
1893
1920

Religious buildings

Gothic churches

Mallorca was conquered in the 13th century and the kings of the House of Barcelona undertook a monumentalization project that resulted a large number of Gothic churches.

Portal del Mirador of the Cathedral
Interior of the Cathedral
Absis of Sant Francesc
Façade of Sant Francesc
Lateral portal of Santa Eulàlia
Façade of Santa Eulàlia (Gothic revival)
Façade of Sant Miquel
Church bell of Santa Creu
Façade of Sant Nicolau
Absis of Santa Margalida
The small church of Santa Fe
The chapel of Sant Feliu

Baroque churches

Main portal of Montision church, the most important baroque church
Detail of the main portal of Montision
Cloister of Sant Antoniet
Detail of the main portal of the church of Sant Francesc
Main portal of Sant Jeroni
Façade of El Socors church

Monasteries

Courtyard of the monastery of Santa Clara
Monastery of Sant Jeroni
Monastery of Santa Magdalena
Monastery of Santa Teresa
Church of the monastery of Santa Teresa
Church of the former monastery of Santa Catalina de Sena

Institutional and civil buildings

City Hall (17th century)
La Llonja (15th century)
Interior of la Llonja
Consolat de Mar (17th century)
Consell Insular (19th century)
Teatre Principal (19th century)

Minor palaces

Can Solleric (18th century)
Can Catlar (16th century)
Ca la Gran Cristiana
Episcopal Palace
Can Berga (18th century)
Les Carasses (16th century)
Can Bordils (16th century)
Can Formiguera (17th century)
Cal Marquès de la Torre
Can Olesa (16th century)
Can Chacón (18th century)
Can Cirera (16th century)

Cortyards

Courtyards are a very typical and singular element of manor houses in Mallorca, which are organized around it. The entrance door leads to a large courtyard, which is often the most monumental part and until 20th century it functioned as a semi-public space.