Parc de la Mar

Parc de la Mar stretches below Palma’s Cathedral, offering wide sea views, a photogenic saltwater lake mirroring La Seu, and shaded paths ideal for a relaxed stroll. Created in the 1970s on reclaimed shoreline, it links the old town with the waterfront. Visitors come for cathedral vistas, public art, and frequent cultural events and markets. It’s a convenient pause between sightseeing stops, with cafés nearby and space for kids to run. Go if you want iconic Palma photos and a calm, open-air break; skip if you prefer secluded historic sites over broad civic spaces.