A cheap tourist attraction. €7 each so worth a look. It is a tad sparse and there are only a few explanation cards so it is difficult to really appreciate the history of the place. Quicker to buy online and skip the queue. There is a beautiful little chapel and wonderful views to the harbour. Younger visitors may get board. Little military exhibits other than one random mannequin early on in the walk around. Many huge tapestries on the walls.

A beautiful and interesting palace with some great views across the sea. Despite being to Palma multiple times this was my first visit here and think it is one of the most interesting places to visit in Palma with beautiful architecture. It is cheap to visit and only takes around an hour so can be squeezed into any itinerary.

This is pretty fabulous and imposing, rising up over the waterfront. Very visible. And it should be as it is an old royal palace and still used as a residence of the Spanish royal family. Wouldn't you like to live here? We had a quick group tour inside and it was very decorated. The tour was part of an overall tour of some of the interiors of the major buildings in town. This one was very impressive. Try to get inside if you can. It was definitely worthwhile for our short visit.

The palace from outside is very beautiful. As far as royal palaces i was not impressed. Nothing like Windsor Castle or royal palace in madrid. I was dissappointed to be honest. You wont find any beautifully decorated rooms. Also for audio guild you have to pay extra. I ferl it should be included for free in the price.

A amazingly well preserved 14th century regal fortress with fragrant pine woods, a fascinating museum and superb views over Palma Bay. The castle is a Gothic styled building sited on a hill close to the Cathedral and near the city commercial centre itself. Its perfectly formed round design with its three turrets, makes this castle unique in Spain and it is well worth a visit.

Old palace, showing many changes over the years. Nice walk around to look at interesting objects and rooms. As you walk around or go out onto the veranda there is a beautiful view of the harbour, you can also get a good look at the castle on the hill.

The Palace provides an interesting insight into the history of Majorca. It's bigger than I anticipated with a good number of rooms open to the public. Explanatory text is available in each room. You can get an audio guide for more detailed info but I though that was a bit pricey at 5 euro on top of the 8 euro entry fee. Anyways the room text was sufficient for me. Given rhe age and history there is very little in the way of period furnishings but there are quite a few paintings and tapestries and some of ceilings have been restored. There are nice views across the water. I enjoyed my visit and was glad I made the time in my itinerary.