Baños árabes
Baños árabes is a small excursion site in Carrer de Can Serra 7, Palma, in the old town a short walk from the Cathedral. The 10th-century bathhouse has 3 preserved rooms and can usually be visited in 15 to 30 minutes; entrance is reported at €2.50 to €3.50 per person, with children free in some cases. Toilets are on site, and the garden has benches for a short rest or picnic.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does entry to the Arab Baths in Palma cost?
According to the information mentioned in Google reviews, admission is usually 2.50 €, 3 € or 3.50 € per person; one review mentions 7 €. Several visitors report that payment is made in cash on site and that card payments are not accepted. One review also mentioned free entry for children.
How long does a visit to the Arab Baths take?
Many visitors say that the Arab Baths in Palma can be visited in around 15 to 20 minutes. If you stay longer in the garden or watch the explanatory panels and the video, the visit can also take 30 to 45 minutes. A few reviews mention up to 1 hour with a break in the garden.
Where are the Arab Baths located and how do you get there?
The Arab Baths are in Palma's old town, just a few minutes' walk from the cathedral. Several reviews describe the route as well signposted, including via the small streets behind the cathedral. For a short stop, the visit combines well with a walk around the old town.
Are there guided tours or information available on site?
According to reviews, there are explanatory panels, room texts and a short video on site; one video is described as lasting about 4 to 4.5 minutes. One review also mentions an audio guide for an extra 5 €. The information is partly multilingual, so the historical route can be followed easily even without a guide.
What are the opening hours of the Arab Baths?
One review states that the site was open at 10:00 on a Sunday in October. Another review mentions a displayed closing time of 18:00, but also says that access was already closed at 16:40. It is therefore sensible to check the current times on the official website before visiting.
Can you sit, rest or eat something at the Arab Baths?
Yes, several reviews mention a garden with benches or seating where you can rest. Some visitors also report that a small picnic or a drink in the garden is possible. Toilets are available on site, which makes a 15- to 30-minute visit more convenient.
Is it worth visiting if you only have a little time in Palma?
The Arab Baths are a very small route with 3 preserved rooms and a garden area, so the visit fits well into a short stay in Palma. Many reviews mention 10 to 30 minutes as a realistic duration. If you only have a little time, you can easily combine the stop with the cathedral and the old town.
Is the visit rather quiet, and when is the best time?
Several visitors describe the site as quiet and report that it was almost empty when it opened or in the late afternoon. One review says 10 to 15 minutes is a good visiting time in the evening after 16:00 or 17:00. As it is a partly open area, the weather also plays a role.
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Location
Carrer de Can Serra, 7, 07001 Palma
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