Santa Eulàlia

This historic neighborhood in the center of Palma takes its name from the church of Santa Eulàlia, a Gothic-style temple built in the 10th century that was awarded the recognition of Cultural Interest for its importance in the history of Mallorca. Its winding streets are flanked by unique as well as modest flats, palaces and stately homes towards Es Call or Jewish quarter, Argenteria street, the silversmith's guild and monasteries, chapels and squares that give off the essence of the city and that currently they house a large part of the official administrative bodies of the Balearic Islands.