The peak summer season rare guides of the roof terraces and ramparts of Palma Cathedral are going to be organised from Mondays to Saturdays. The guided tours enable people to explore unknown and unseen corners of the ramparts, its unusual architecture and the spectacular views across, out over the Bay of Palma and the Serra Tramuntana. The tours begin at the Almoina entrance and the tour heads up an old stairwell into the bell tower where during the XV and XVIII century scores of fugitives used to seek refuge and messages and graffiti left by them can be seen in the Sale Mitjana. The tour then continues into the two giant bell tower, one of the largest in Europe, which houses nine gothic bells which date back to the XIV century.
Culture
The Cathedral like you have never seen it before
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