About this experience
This hop-on hop-off bus tour around Palma de Mallorca provides you with a convenient and flexible way to explore its famous landmarks and attractions, including La Rambla, Poble Espanyol, and Castell de Bellver. The tour covers multiple routes and stops, allowing you to explore at your own pace. With audio guides available in multiple languages, you can learn about the city's rich history and culture as you travel.
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What to expect
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Stop 1 – Antoni Maura
The main boarding point near the cathedral and the old town waterfront.
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Stop 2 – Mercat Square
Central market square in the heart of Palma's shopping district.
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Stop 3 – La Rambla / Carrer dels Oms
Palma's tree-lined boulevard, ideal for a stroll among flower stalls and cafés.
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Stop 4 – Plaza España
Major transport hub and gateway to the wider city.
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Stop 5 – Avenida Alexandre Rosselló
A residential avenue connecting the city centre to the western districts.
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Stop 6 – Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (Plaza Porta d'es Camp)
Historic city gate area marking the edge of the old walled town.
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Stop 7 – Paseo Marítimo (Els Molins)
The seafront promenade, with views across the bay and the marina.
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Stop 8 – Plaça des Pont
A quieter neighbourhood square on the approach to the western waterfront.
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Stop 9 – Spanish Village (Poble Espanyol)
An open-air architectural museum recreating regional Spanish buildings and crafts.
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Stop 10 – Bellver Castle
A rare circular Gothic castle set on a pine-covered hill with panoramic views over the bay.
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Stop 11 – Plaza Gomila
A lively square in the El Terreno neighbourhood, popular for bars and local life.
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Stop 12 – Av. Joan Miró
Named after the artist who lived nearby; the area is home to the Joan Miró Foundation.
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Stop 13 – Castillo San Carlos (exterior)
A 17th-century coastal fortress with views over the harbour entrance.
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Stop 13B – Castillo San Carlos (interior)
The interior stop for those wishing to visit the military museum inside the castle.
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Stop 14 – Maritime Station
Palma's ferry terminal, connecting the island to the mainland and other Balearic islands.
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Stop 15 – Mercat 1930 (Paseo Marítimo)
A stylish food market on the seafront boulevard, good for a break.
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Stop 16 – Av. Gabriel Roca (Auditorium)
Stop near Palma's main concert hall on the waterfront.
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Stop 17 – Avenida Jaime III
Palma's premier shopping street, lined with international and local boutiques.
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Stop 18 – Commercial Dock
The working harbour area, where the route completes its circuit back towards the city centre.
Hop on and off at any stop along the route.
Meeting point
Avinguda d'Antoni Maura, Palma, Spain
Board at Stop 1 (Antoni Maura) near the cathedral waterfront to begin, or join the route at any other designated stop. Your ticket is valid from first use for 24 hours.
Open in Google MapsWhat to bring
- Your mobile ticket or printed confirmation
- Sunscreen and a hat — the upper deck is open-air
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Frequently asked questions
Where do I board the bus?
You can board at any of the 18 designated stops on the Red Route. The main starting point is Stop 1 at Avinguda d'Antoni Maura, near Palma Cathedral, but there's no obligation to start there.
How long does the ticket last?
Your ticket gives you unlimited hop-on hop-off use for 24 hours from the moment you first board.
Do children need a ticket?
Children under 8 years old travel free of charge. Please note they will not be allocated a separate seat, so they will need to share with an accompanying adult.
Do I need to print my ticket?
A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted — there's no need to print anything. Just have your confirmation ready to show when boarding.
How often do buses run, and what are the operating hours?
Departure times and frequency can vary by season. Check the City Sightseeing official website for current timetables and daily operating hours before your visit.
Is the tour accessible for passengers with reduced mobility?
The supplier data does not specify accessibility provisions for this route. We recommend contacting City Sightseeing Palma directly to confirm arrangements before booking.
City Sightseeing
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