Torre d'en Pau
Torre d'en Pau is a small historic military fort in Coll den Rabassa, Mallorca, overlooking Palma, the harbour and the cathedral. Visitors walk along walls, paths and steps, with a beach below or beside the site and a coastal route next to the promenade. In summer it opens until 10:00 PM, but parking is limited and toilets or water fountains are not mentioned.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of Torre d'en Pau?
According to the information available, Torre d'en Pau is open until 10:00 pm in summer. However, one visitor reported that they could no longer get in at 8:20 pm, even though the closing time shown was 10:00 pm. It is therefore best to plan your visit with a little buffer before the evening.
Is there parking at Torre d'en Pau?
One review mentions free public parking right in front of the entrance. Other notes say that parking can be harder to find in high season and at weekends. If you are coming by car, it makes sense to arrive early and follow the signs on site.
How do you get to Torre d'en Pau?
Torre d'en Pau is in Coll den Rabassa and can also be reached via the cycle path or promenade. One reviewer also mentions a walk from C'an Pastilla through a nature reserve that takes about 40 minutes. Several visitors also note that there is a beach directly below or next to the site.
How long does a visit to Torre d'en Pau take?
Several reviews describe Torre d'en Pau as a rather small excursion spot that is well suited to a short walk or mini tour. For a relaxed stroll, a break on the benches or a view of the bay, you should allow around 30 to 60 minutes. If you also take in the coastal path, your visit will naturally be longer.
Are there toilets, water or food on site?
Several reviews do not mention public toilets or drinking water points. A café at the entrance is mentioned, although one visitor reported that it was closed during their visit. It is therefore best to bring your own water and, if needed, a small snack.
Is Torre d'en Pau suitable for children?
Yes, the reviews mention play areas, swings, ping-pong tables, sports areas and open spaces for children. There are also benches, shade and paths for walking. However, some areas have steps, so it is sensible to check the route and the ground if you are visiting with small children.
What should you know before visiting Torre d'en Pau?
Reviews describe Torre d'en Pau as a site with many cats; some visitors call it a cat place or cat colony. Several notes also mention only one entrance and exit, as well as some poorly lit areas in the evening. If you stay later, a torch on your phone is useful.
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Location
Carrer Minguela, 07007 Coll den Rabassa
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