Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma
Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma is an Augustinian convent and church in central Palma, on Plaça de Santa Magdalena near La Rambla. Visitors can enter the church and the sweets shop, while the convent itself is not open for full visits. Entry is free, but opening hours differ from most churches. There is no on-site parking because the area is an ACIRE zone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you visit Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma for free, and is there an entrance fee?
Several visitors report that entry is free. At the same time, reviews note that the full convent is not always open to visitors, with access often limited to the church, exterior and the sweets shop. That makes it a useful stop in central Palma if you want a short, flexible visit.
Where exactly is Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma located, and is it easy to find?
Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma is in central Palma, on Plaça de Santa Magdalena and near La Rambla / Las Ramblas. That makes it easy to combine with a walk through the old town. Several reviews mention it as a straightforward stop when exploring the city centre.
Is there parking near Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma?
One visitor notes that the area is in an ACIRE zone, so parking on site is not available. For this reason, it is best to plan your visit on foot or by public transport when possible. If you arrive by car, check nearby car parks outside the restricted zone in advance.
What are the opening hours of Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma?
Opening hours should be checked before you go, as reviews note that the church and the shop do not always keep the same schedule. One visitor specifically says the sweets shop is not open all day. For a reliable visit, it is sensible to confirm the times by phone on +34 971 71 51 54.
Is there a sweets or pastry shop at Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma?
Yes, several visitors mention a shop next to the convent selling homemade sweets and pastries. Reported items include biscuits, chocolates, empanadas, crespells, robiols, truffles and egg-yolk sweets. One review mentions a banana cake priced at €10, but the shop is not open all day, so checking the hours is advisable.
Is Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma suitable for prayer or meditation?
Several visitors describe the site as quiet and suitable for prayer, meditation or a short retreat. This is notable because the convent is in central Palma, near La Rambla, yet still offers a calm setting. If you plan to attend Mass or spend time in silence, it is worth checking the current schedule first.
Who is Saint Catherine Thomas, and what can you see related to her there?
Several visitors link Convent de Santa Magdalena de Palma with Saint Catherine Thomas, also known as Santa Catalina Tomàs or Sor Tomasseta. Reviews mention that her remains, tomb or relics are housed there. One review notes 28 July as her feast day, and a side chapel with her coffin was reportedly built in 1814.
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Location
Plaça de Santa Magdalena, 2, 07012 Palma
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