Iglesia de Santa Eulalia
Iglesia de Santa Eulalia is a church in Palma, on Plaça de Santa Eulàlia in the historic centre near the cathedral and Plaça de Cort. It was built in 1236 on the site of a former mosque, while the main façade and bell tower are Neo-Gothic additions dated 1894–1903. Entry is reported at €5 or €6, with some mentions of €3. The ticket can include rooftop access with views over Palma’s old town. Opening hours are unclear, and access may be limited during Mass, exhibitions or because of the steep, narrow spiral staircase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of Iglesia de Santa Eulalia?
The official opening hours are not listed on the website and may vary. Several visitor reports mention tourist visits in the morning and Mass in the afternoon and on holidays. It is best to call +34 971 71 46 25 before you go.
How much is the entrance fee for Iglesia de Santa Eulalia?
Visitor reports most often mention an entrance fee of €5 or €6, and some also mention €3. In some cases, terrace access is included in the ticket or charged as a small extra fee. As the website does not list official prices, it is worth checking on arrival.
Do you need a reservation, or can you just walk in?
No reservation requirement is listed in the available sources for Iglesia de Santa Eulalia. Visitor reports suggest that you can usually walk in, unless a service or special event is taking place. Because access can vary, a quick call to +34 971 71 46 25 is sensible.
Where is Iglesia de Santa Eulalia in Palma?
Iglesia de Santa Eulalia is in Palma’s historic centre, very close to the cathedral and near Plaza de Cort / Palma City Hall. Visitor information also dates the church to 1236, making it one of the city’s oldest churches. Its central location makes it easy to combine with other sights on foot.
Is there rooftop or tower access?
Yes, several visitors mention access to the rooftop or terrace. The climb uses a steep, narrow spiral staircase, so it is not suitable for people with mobility issues. Depending on the ticket, rooftop access may be included or cost a small extra fee.
Are there dress-code rules or photo restrictions?
Several visitors report that a dress code is enforced during visits, and in some cases covered shoulders were required. At least one review also mentions that tattoos were not allowed and that photography inside was prohibited. As these rules may be applied situationally, it is best to check on arrival.
Is Iglesia de Santa Eulalia suitable for visitors with reduced mobility?
According to visitor reports, the rooftop access is via a steep, narrow spiral staircase and is not barrier-free. The available sources do not provide official accessibility details for the church interior itself. If you need step-free access, it is sensible to call +34 971 71 46 25 before visiting.
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Esglesia de Santa Eulalia, Plaça de Santa Eulàlia, 2, 07001 Palma
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