Can Corbella
Can Corbella is a five-storey Neo-Mudéjar and Modernist building in Palma’s city centre, on Carrer de Santo Domingo between Calle Jaime II and Plaça de Cort. Designed by Nicolau Lliteras as a multi-family apartment block, it once housed the Corbella family’s pharmacy and watchmaking shop on the ground floor. Today the ground floor contains shops, offices and Forn de sa Soca/Fornet de la Soca. It is mainly seen from the street and is easy to reach on foot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Can Corbella in Palma?
Can Corbella is in Palma’s city centre, between Calle Jaime II and Plaza de Cort, on Carrer de Santo Domingo. That makes it easy to include on a walking route through the historic centre. Several visitors note that it is straightforward to reach on foot.
Can you visit the interior of Can Corbella?
Can Corbella is mainly viewed from the outside; several reviews describe it as a building to see while walking through the centre. The ground floor currently contains shops and offices. For a short stop, 10 to 20 minutes is usually enough.
What architectural style is Can Corbella, and is it part of Palma’s modernist route?
Can Corbella was designed by architect Nicolau Lliteras and is a five-storey building in Neo-Mudéjar and Modernist style. One review specifically mentions it as part of Palma’s modernist route. Notable features include horseshoe arches, ceramic details and an octagonal tower.
What is on the ground floor of Can Corbella?
The ground floor of Can Corbella formerly housed the Corbella family’s drugstore and watchmaking shop. Since 2020, it has been home to Forn de sa Soca, also known as Fornet de la Soca. Visitors mention pastries, sweets, ice cream and bubble waffles there.
What is the best way to get to Can Corbella?
Can Corbella is in Palma’s historic centre and is easy to reach on foot. Its position between Jaime II and Plaza de Cort makes it simple to add to a city walk. As the surrounding area is pedestrian-friendly, no special excursion logistics are needed.
Is it worth seeing Can Corbella by day and by night?
The building is mainly of interest for its façade, which shows many details in daylight. Several visitors mention that it is worth a short stop while walking through the centre. In the evening, Can Corbella is still visible, especially if you are already in the streets around the old town.
Is Can Corbella a good stop on a walk through the old town?
Yes, Can Corbella is in Palma’s historic centre and is often used as a stop while walking through the surrounding streets. The façade, with arabesque motifs, balconies and ceramic details, can be seen clearly from the pavement. For an exterior visit only, 10 to 15 minutes is usually enough.
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07001 Palma
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