Audio Guide of the Arab Baths of Palma

The Arab Baths are usually open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in high season (April to October) and from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in low season (November to March). They are located at 7 Can Serra Street, in Palma’s old town, easily reachable on foot from the Cathedral or Major Square. I recommend checking the latest opening hours on their official website or by calling +34 971 721 549 so there are no surprises: Arab Baths contact information.

General admission to the Arab Baths costs 3 euros. At present, no discounts for groups, students, or seniors are specified in their public information, but it is always a good idea to ask at the ticket office. It is a very reasonable price for a historic gem like this one.

Usually, about 30 to 45 minutes is enough to explore the Arab Baths. It is an intimate and well-preserved space. You will be able to admire its architecture, the garden, and soak up the atmosphere of this thousand-year-old corner of Palma.

The Arab Baths of Palma are one of the few surviving remains of Islamic architecture in the city. Dating from the 10th century, they were part of a noble house during the Muslim rule of Majorca. They are a fascinating testimony to the island’s rich multicultural history and transport us directly to that important period. For more details, you can visit: Arab Baths on Spain.info.

To avoid the crowds and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, I suggest visiting the Arab Baths early in the morning or late in the afternoon. As for the best time of year, spring and autumn are ideal because of the mild weather. If you visit in summer, the early morning hours are perfect before temperatures rise and more visitors arrive.

Access to the Arab Baths includes some areas with steps and uneven ground typical of a historic building. Although the garden is relatively flat, access to the central bath chamber and the interior route may present difficulties for people with reduced mobility or wheelchair users. I recommend contacting them in advance at +34 971 721 549 for more precise information about specific accessibility and whether they can offer any assistance: Arab Baths contact.

You are right in the heart of the old town! Just next door, you can stroll through the beautiful Bishop’s Garden, visit the majestic Cathedral of Palma, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, and lose yourself in the charming narrow streets filled with shops and cafés. Everything is just a short walk away.

Of course, here are a few. Wear comfortable shoes for the uneven ground. Take your time admiring the details of the vaulted chamber and the gardens. Although you can visit at any time, I suggest avoiding peak hours for a more relaxed experience. And do not forget your camera—the contrast between the stone and the greenery is wonderful!