Palma Weekend Activities & Things to Do
Weekend in Palma
This itinerary focuses on minimizing costs by balancing free iconic locations with essential, high-value ticketed family attractions. Pack comfortable shoes for walking the old town, and don't forget hats and sunscreen for the park and aquarium visits.
Friday Evening - Family Fun
Friday, March 20Cathedral Park Play
Enjoy the iconic Parc de la Mar, located just below the Palma Cathedral, featuring expansive spaces for kids to run and a charming playground with castle-themed climbing frames.
Great for all ages. Perfect for a late afternoon picnic or just burning off energy with a stunning view of La Seu Cathedral.
Easily reachable on foot from the Old Town; stroller-friendly paths.
Traditional Treat Break
Visit one of Palma's most famous and historic cafés to share a traditional ensaimada pastry and a rich hot chocolate, a beloved ritual for local families.
Very family-friendly, popular with all ages. Can get busy, so arrive early.
Located in the heart of the Old Town, pedestrian access only.
Saturday - Adventure Day
Saturday, March 21Explore Marine Life
Discover one of Europe's largest aquariums, featuring over 700 species, the deep shark tank, and engaging, interactive play areas designed for children.
Recommended for all ages (3-12). Allow at least 3-4 hours. Includes outdoor playground and splash park.
Accessible by bus lines 23 or 35 from Palma center.
Art Gallery Brunch
Partake in the Art Palma Brunch event where major galleries open their doors to the public.
It is a great way to introduce kids to art in a relaxed environment.
Suitable for all ages; child-friendly, cultural, and relaxed pace.
Centrally located galleries are easily walkable.
Santa Catalina Lunch
Enjoy a relaxed family lunch in the vibrant Santa Catalina neighborhood, known for its friendly atmosphere and diverse casual dining options.
Kid-friendly restaurants abound; casual setting suitable for families.
Walkable from the city center.
City Playground Time
Head to Parc de Sa Feixina, a local favorite for families, featuring modern climbing towers, large slides, and frequent weekend entertainment for children.
Ideal for all ages. Adjacent to Café Poupette for parent refreshments.
Underground parking at Passeig de Mallorca nearby.
Sunday - Relaxed Day
Sunday, March 22Bellver Castle Walk
Visit this unique 14th-century circular castle, surrounded by a forest with easy walking paths and a playground at the base—perfect for history and nature.
Great for kids to explore; steep path, so bring a carrier or prepare to walk slowly with little ones.
Easier to reach by taxi or bus, then a short hike to the top.
Seaside Picnic Lunch
Grab some local supplies from a market or bakery and enjoy a quiet picnic at Playa Ciudad Jardín, known for its shallow, safe water and sandy shores.
Very family-friendly, calm water, and plenty of space for sandcastle building.
Accessible via public transport or a short taxi ride from the city.
Stroll The Promenade
Conclude your weekend with a gentle walk along the Palma promenade, taking in the sea views and watching the boats in the harbor before heading home.
Flat, wide paths, perfect for strollers and younger children.
Walkable from the beach area back towards the center.
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