Franciscans TOR La Porciúncula
Franciscans TOR La Porciúncula is a church and museum in Palma, at Avinguda de Fra Joan Llabrés 1, close to Playa de Palma and El Arenal. Admission is 5 euros, with one reported price of 3.50 euros; the museum-to-church route is included in the ticket. The building was constructed in 1964–1968 and has 39 stained-glass windows across about 600 square metres. Parking is available, and bus 23 stops at the entrance; opening days and hours are limited and not always consistent.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Franciscans TOR La Porciúncula open?
The opening hours at Franciscans TOR La Porciúncula appear to be limited and may vary from day to day. Reviews mention Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:30 to 13:30, while others refer to Tuesday and Thursday. Before visiting, it is advisable to call +34 971 260 002 or check the website first.
Do I need tickets in advance, or can I just turn up?
According to visitor reports, a spontaneous visit is often possible, but access rules may depend on the day of the week. Several reviews say entry is via the museum and that the route into the church is included in the ticket. As opening times are not always the same, it is sensible to check beforehand.
How much is admission to Franciscans TOR La Porciúncula?
Several Google reviews mention an admission price of 5 euros, while one review states 3.50 euros. As prices can change, it is sensible to check the current amount on site or on the website. For planning, visitors often describe the museum and church as one combined visit.
Is there parking nearby?
Yes, reviews mention parking directly on the site and across the road, including a free car park with plenty of spaces. One visitor also mentions a service parking area opposite, surrounded by pine trees. If you are coming by car, reviews suggest access is usually straightforward.
How do I get there by public transport?
Several visitors mention bus 23 as a direct connection, with a stop right at the entrance. Franciscans TOR La Porciúncula is also very close to Playa de Palma and El Arenal, which makes getting there from that area easier. As timetables can change, it is worth checking the current bus service in advance.
How long should I allow for the visit?
Many visitors allow around 45 to 90 minutes for the museum and church together. The exact time depends on whether you want to look at the exhibits at a relaxed pace and experience the stained glass in good light. On sunny days, it is worth allowing a little extra time, as the light effect inside is especially striking.
Is entry to the church included in the museum ticket?
Yes, several reviews describe the access as going through the museum first and then on into the church. The museum-to-church route is said to be included in the ticket. This is especially useful if you are visiting outside services, as on normal days access may be via the museum entrance.
When is the best time to visit?
For the light effect inside the church, visitors mainly recommend sunny days. It is also often quieter on weekdays, especially outside the main season. If you are planning photos or a calmer visit, an early morning slot can be a good idea, as some reviews mention opening from 10:00.
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Location
Avinguda de Fra Joan Llabrés, 1, 07600 Palma
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