The entrance court of Es Baluard museum, with palms inside the old bastion walls

Area guide · Mallorca

Santa Catalina: Our Favourites

The market, Es Baluard on the walls, cocktail bars and the yacht clubs of the Passeig Marítim.

The back story

  1. Area guide

    Santa Catalina: the back story

    Santa Catalina·In depth

    The neighbourhood west of the walls: a market, cafés and the yacht clubs.

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What to see and do

  1. In the old bastion

    Es Baluard Museu d'Art Contemporani de Palma

    Palma old town·Museum

    Palma’s museum of modern and contemporary art, built into the Renaissance bastion of Sant Pere.

    Plaça Porta Santa Catalina 10, 07012 PalmaExplore View on map

  2. On the seafront since 1969

    Auditòrium de Palma

    Paseo Marítimo·Concert hall

    The seafront concert hall on the Passeig Marítim, open since 1969.

    Avinguda Gabriel Roca 18, 07014 PalmaExplore View on map

  3. Market, bastion and the sea

    Santa Catalina and the walls

    Santa Catalina·City walk

    From Es Baluard on the sea walls into Santa Catalina’s market streets.

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  4. On the Moll de Sant Pere

    Real Club Náutico de Palma

    Palma·Yacht club

    Palma’s royal yacht club, by the old town on the Moll de Sant Pere.

    Moll de Sant Pere 1, 07012 PalmaExplore View on map

Bars

  1. On Passeig de Mallorca

    Brassclub

    Palma·Cocktail bar

    A cocktail bar on the Passeig de Mallorca, beside the old moat.

    Passeig de Mallorca 34, 07012 PalmaExplore View on map

Shopping

  1. The neighbourhood market

    Mercat de Santa Catalina

    Santa Catalina·Food market

    The neighbourhood food market of Santa Catalina, with bars among the stalls.

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  2. By the port

    Porto Pi

    Palma·Shopping centre

    A shopping centre on Palma’s seafront.

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