

by Palma Bicycle Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$111.16This 2.5-hour guided bike tour in Palma de Mallorca covers key city landmarks at a relaxed pace. Participants ride through historic streets, stopping to view Palma Cathedral from outside while learning about its construction and history. The tour also includes a stop at Monestir De Santa Clara convent to hear about its traditions and daily life. Riders pass by the Iglesia Basilica de San Francisco to see its Gothic and Baroque architecture, then visit Placa de Cort to see the city hall, one of the island’s oldest olive trees, and surrounding streets. The route continues along Passeig Del Born, a tree-lined avenue with historic buildings, shops, and cafés. One of the final stops is Sa Llotja, a Gothic civil building noted for its detailed design. The tour includes bike and helmet rental as well as a local guide. An optional upgrade adds a visit to a popular local tapas bar where participants can enjoy three tapas pinchos paired with a choice of water, beer, or coffee. Gratuities are not included.
Palma Bicycle Tours
The tour begins at Palma Bicycle Tours, marked by a large sign where participants meet their guide and receive their bikes and helmets.
10 min
Catedral de Mallorca
The group will view Palma Cathedral from the outside, learning about the building’s long history, construction period, and architectural features without entering the cathedral.
Monestir De Santa Clara
A brief stop at this convent in the old town provides information about the convent’s traditions, the daily activities of its nuns, and its role in the city.
Iglesia Basilica de San Francisco
The group cycles past this basilica to observe its Gothic architecture and Baroque facade.
Placa de Cort
At this stop, riders see Palma’s city hall, one of Majorca’s oldest olive trees, and the historic streets that surround the plaza.
Passeig Del Born
The tour continues along this avenue lined with old plane trees, featuring a mix of historic buildings, luxury shops, cafés, and restaurants.
Sa Llotja
One of the last stops is Sa Llotja, a Gothic civil building notable for its detailed stonework and architectural elements.
End point


by Palma Bicycle Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$111.16This 2.5-hour guided bike tour in Palma de Mallorca covers key city landmarks at a relaxed pace. Participants ride through historic streets, stopping to view Palma Cathedral from outside while learning about its construction and history. The tour also includes a stop at Monestir De Santa Clara convent to hear about its traditions and daily life. Riders pass by the Iglesia Basilica de San Francisco to see its Gothic and Baroque architecture, then visit Placa de Cort to see the city hall, one of the island’s oldest olive trees, and surrounding streets. The route continues along Passeig Del Born, a tree-lined avenue with historic buildings, shops, and cafés. One of the final stops is Sa Llotja, a Gothic civil building noted for its detailed design. The tour includes bike and helmet rental as well as a local guide. An optional upgrade adds a visit to a popular local tapas bar where participants can enjoy three tapas pinchos paired with a choice of water, beer, or coffee. Gratuities are not included.
Palma Bicycle Tours
The tour begins at Palma Bicycle Tours, marked by a large sign where participants meet their guide and receive their bikes and helmets.
10 min
Catedral de Mallorca
The group will view Palma Cathedral from the outside, learning about the building’s long history, construction period, and architectural features without entering the cathedral.
Monestir De Santa Clara
A brief stop at this convent in the old town provides information about the convent’s traditions, the daily activities of its nuns, and its role in the city.
Iglesia Basilica de San Francisco
The group cycles past this basilica to observe its Gothic architecture and Baroque facade.
Placa de Cort
At this stop, riders see Palma’s city hall, one of Majorca’s oldest olive trees, and the historic streets that surround the plaza.
Passeig Del Born
The tour continues along this avenue lined with old plane trees, featuring a mix of historic buildings, luxury shops, cafés, and restaurants.
Sa Llotja
One of the last stops is Sa Llotja, a Gothic civil building notable for its detailed stonework and architectural elements.
End point