Museu Diocesà
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Description
The Museu Diocesà is a sacred art museum in Palma, housed in the Bishop's Palace just behind the Cathedral.
Sacred Art and City Legend
The collection spans paintings, sculptures, relics, tapestries and altarpieces drawn from Mallorca's Christian history. Clear, multilingual labels guide you through bright, tranquil rooms at a comfortable pace. The museum is particularly well known for its exhibit dedicated to the legend of the Drac de na Coca — a crocodile that holds a curious place in the history of Palma. You'll also find works connected to Antoni Gaudí, including traces of his restoration work and stained-glass windows.
Views and Atmosphere
The upper galleries offer lovely views over the harbour. The rooms are spacious, well maintained and thoughtfully laid out, making the visit a pleasure even when you take your time with each exhibit.
Location and Getting Here
The museum is located at Carrer del Mirador 5 in the Centre district of Palma, right next to the Cathedral. Paid parking is available nearby.
Good to Know
Admission to the museum is included in the combined ticket with the Cathedral. The museum has a step-free entrance and accessible toilets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I visit the Museu Diocesà with a Cathedral ticket?
What's the story behind the crocodile?
Is there a connection to Antoni Gaudí?
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