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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of Palma de Mallorca

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Language: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Russian

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Validity: Flexible

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Why you’ll love this…

Choose among three different ticket options
Hop on and off as many times as you want for 24 or 48 hours and take in 360° panoramic views of Palma de Mallorca top sights
Create your itinerary with 16 bus stops around Palma de Mallorca
Take advantage of the multilingual audio commentary to learn more about Palma
Enjoy some of the best attractions in the city

What to expect

Palma offers a rich mix of history, culture and nightlife. You'll be driven through the fascinating central area, where you'll be able to take in the beauty of the narrowed streets and ancient buildings along the way. Just hop on at the beginning of the tour at Antoni Maura and get ready to see 16 bus stops at remarkable destinations. Hop off at any of the stops along the route and hop back on at your leisure with your 24-hour or 48-hour ticket.

Elevate your visit by choosing the "Supreme" or the "Ultimate Experience" ticket. Get access to some of the best attractions in the city, such as Bellver Castle or Cathedral of Mallorca. Then, keep exploring the city with an included self-guided audio tour in English.

Start your adventure at the Avenida de Antoni Maura, to reach Plaza del Mercat at bus stop 2, where you'll find the famous statue of the Prime Minister, Antonio Maura. Plaza de España is perhaps one of the most beautiful locations in Palma de Mallorca. It's a big square located in the city centre and is enriched with culture and vibrant energy. Surrounded by trees and greenery, you can take a nice long stroll along the grounds. Hop off at bus stop 8 to take in the beauty of the Pueblo Español, a hidden gem of the village where there are many replications of famous buildings from all over Spain.

You'll find the Plaza Mayor nearby, which is a big central square with lots of outdoor restaurants for you to tuck in some tasty tapas. If you love art, then the Joan Miró museum is definitely worth a visit, just hop off at bus stop 12. It's surrounded by pretty landmarks and the atmosphere is so idyllic. Right at the end of the bus tour, go through the Avenida de Jaume III, one of the most famous streets of the city, lined with tall trees and elegant buildings. Book your ticket today and start planning your visit to Palma de Mallorca!

You can choose among three different ticket options with different inclusions.

The "Iconic 24-hour Ticket" gives access to a 24hr hop-on hop-off bus tour, with a map of the city and free headphones.

The "Supreme Experience 24-hour Ticket" includes: 24hr hop-on hop-off bus tour with a map of the city and free headphones; entrance to Museo Es Baluard; entrance to Bellver Castle or Poble Espanyol; entrance to CaixaForum; entrance to Palau March; a free self-guided audio tour in English; a glass of sangria, beer or water at Cafe Maura or Bodega Mayor with minimum consumption of €10; 10% discount at Dalili Restaurant; 10% discount on Tablao Flamenco Alma; 10% discount on RCD Mallorca Stadium Tour; 10% discount on Foko Immersive Gallery.

The "Ultimate Experience 48-hour Ticket" includes: 48hr hop-on hop-off bus tour with a map of the city and free headphones; entrance to Museo Es Baluard; entrance to Bellver Castle or Poble Espanyol; entrance to CaixaForum; entrance to Palau March; entrance to the Arab Baths; a free self-guided audio tour in English; a glass of sangria, beer or water at Cafe Maura or Bodega Mayor with minimum consumption of €10; 10% discount at Dalili Restaurant; 10% discount on Tablao Flamenco Alma; 10% discount on RCD Mallorca Stadium Tour; 10% discount on Foko Immersive Gallery.

Red Route Stops: 1. Antoni Maura; 2. Plaça del Mercat; 3. La Rambla / Carrer dels Horts; 4. Plaça de'Espanya; 5. Av. Alexandre Roselló; 6. Av. Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga (Porta des Camp); 7. Passeig Marítim (Els Molins); 8. Poble Espanyol; 9. Castell de Bellver; 10. Plaça Gomila; 11. Av. Joan Miró; Estació Marítima; 12. Passeig Marítim; 13. Av. Gabriel Roca; 14. Es Baluard (not serviced on Mondays); 15. Av. Jaume III; 16. Moll Comercial

What's included

Hop-on hop-off tour

Where

Meeting point:

Look for any City Sightseeing stop along the route. Mobile and printed vouchers are accepted at all stops. For information on the bus stops, please check the map in the photo gallery.

What to remember

Know in advance:

Note that the three ticket options have different inclusions. Please, read the description to discover the different options
Bus timetables are subject to change. Please check the local operator's website before your arrival for the most up-to-date service schedule
Please note that Bellver Castle is free on Sundays, therefore on Sundays entry to the Castle should not be charged in the case of combi bus + Bellver Castle tickets
Your voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Russian, Catalan

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Anke
From United States of America - September 2024

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War eine schöne Tour mit vielen interessanten Punkten. Das online Ticket konnte nicht auf Anhieb abgescannt werden, aber die Mitarbeiterin hat sich Ze ...
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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of Palma de Mallorca

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