Iglesia de San Nicolás
Iglesia de San Nicolás is a church in Palma, in the city centre near Mercat square and the commercial district. Admission is free, and a visit usually takes about 45 minutes. The building dates from 1302, with 1712 and 18th-century renovations, and features Gothic architecture, stained glass, a decorated altar and an organ. Mass is in Spanish; confessions are available before Mass.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of Iglesia de San Nicolás?
According to the official website, Iglesia de San Nicolás is open every day: Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 13:00 and from 18:00 to 20:00. On Sundays, the opening hours are extended to 10:00 to 13:00 and 16:30 to 21:00. Service times may differ from the general visiting hours.
How much is admission to Iglesia de San Nicolás?
Admission is free. This is also confirmed in several Google reviews. There are therefore no entrance fees for a visit, whether you are just stopping by briefly or staying longer. No published ticket prices are listed for services or sightseeing.
How long does a visit to Iglesia de San Nicolás take?
A visit is usually fairly short; one reviewer recommends around 45 minutes. The church is centrally located in Palma, so it fits easily into a city walk. If you mainly want to see the architecture and interior, less than an hour is usually enough.
When are the Masses at Iglesia de San Nicolás?
According to the official website, Sunday and public holiday Masses are at 11:45, 18:30 and 20:15. On weekdays, Mass is listed at 9:30 and 18:00, with the Rosary at 18:30. Google reviews also mention 9:30 and 18:30.
Are there confession times at Iglesia de San Nicolás?
Yes, the official website lists regular confession times, usually before Mass. There are time slots from Monday to Saturday, both in the morning and in the evening, and several times on Sundays as well. As the times vary depending on the day, it is worth checking the current weekly schedule.
Where is Iglesia de San Nicolás located in Palma?
Iglesia de San Nicolás is centrally located in Palma, in the heart of the city and close to the Mercat area and the shopping district. That makes it easy to combine with a walk through the old town. Several reviews also mention the central location, which helps with orientation.
Is Iglesia de San Nicolás open for sightseeing or only for services?
According to the official website, Iglesia de San Nicolás is open daily as a parish, not only during Mass times. Visitors can therefore also come outside services, for example in the morning or late afternoon. It is advisable to check the stated daily hours, as services may take priority.
Is it worth visiting the interior of Iglesia de San Nicolás?
Several visitors highlight the interior, with stained glass, rose windows, the altar and the organ; the church’s origins date back to 1302 and it was later renovated in the 18th century. Admission is free, so a short stop is easy to plan. If you are in Palma, Iglesia de San Nicolás fits easily into an old-town walk.
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Location
Carrer d'Orfila, 2, 07001 Palma
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