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Palma à noite com visita guiada opcional ou jantar

38,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Francês

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duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours

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Desfrute de uma excursão à cidade histórica de Palma no frescor da noite
Descubra a história da cidade em uma visita guiada opcional à capital de Maiorca
Veja a catedral iluminada, passeie pelas lojas ou vá em busca de souvenirs
Escolha entre 100% de tempo livre, excursão guiada ou excursão com jantar
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável de Palma e sua história

O que esperar

De dia, Palma é uma maravilha medieval, à noite é uma colmeia radiante de atividade. Você será levado para a elegante capital de Maiorca para uma noite longe do seu resort. Passeie por lojas de grife, jante no moderno Santa Catalina ou passeie pelas muralhas da cidade sob a catedral gótica. Xisco, um dos nossos guias locais especialistas, diz: "La Llotja é uma bolsa medieval de 600 anos. A visita é gratuita e você pode seguir suas colunas góticas retorcidas enquanto elas serpenteiam até o teto. Você também pode avistar uma "caixa de espionagem", onde os observadores olhavam para a multidão para ver se alguém estava roubando."

Chegando a Palma no início da noite, você terá cerca de cinco horas para passar na capital. Você pode escolher ter a noite para si mesmo com cinco horas de tempo livre para passear no seu próprio ritmo e talvez encontrar um lugar para desfrutar de uma refeição. Alternativamente, você pode optar por participar de uma visita guiada à cidade histórica para obter alguma percepção local enquanto você serpenteia pelas ruas amosféricas por cerca de 90 minutos. Se você decidir reservar a opção de jantar, você jantará no restaurante Cellar sa Premsa às 20h.

A maioria das lojas fica aberta até tarde, então você pode visitar as boutiques e lojas de rua ao redor do bulevar arborizado de Passeig d'es Born, ou procurar souvenirs perto da catedral, que brilha com holofotes depois do anoitecer. Palma é uma cidade que fica acordada até tarde, e muitas atrações culturais, como La Llotja e o Museu de Arte Moderna Es Baluard, ficam abertas até as 20h ou 21h, então você pode passear mesmo em uma visita noturna.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,3/5

Com base em 40 avaliações de clientes verificados

Categorias de avaliação

Segurança

4,9/5

Equipe

4,9/5

Relação custo-benefício

4,8/5

Serviço

4,9/5

Urlauber
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viajando com a família

18 - 24 Idade

Ruim
Avaliação geral
2/5

Kurzfristige Änderung der abholzeit. Fahrt über die halbe Insel bis nach Palma...3 Stunden statt 1,5...dadurch wären wir erst nachts um 2 wieder am ho ...
Michael
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viajando com a família

25 - 34 Idade

Ótimo
Avaliação geral
4/5
DerdasletztemalmitTUIreiste
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viajando com a família

18 - 24 Idade

Bom
Avaliação geral
3/5

Der Linienbus fährt die Strecke für 20 Euro (hin-zurück). Übrigens ohne Aufenthalt bei einer Verkaufsveranstaltung. Wein hat zwar mehr Stil als die Le ...
Anônimo
De Reino Unido - julho de 2025

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Really enjoyed it, got to see lots of Palma and the guide had lots of info to share about the history of the city. I definitely intend to visit again ...
Kerstin
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viajando com a família

25 - 34 Idade

Ruim
Avaliação geral
2/5

Wir hätten das iGeld für den Ausflug besser in ein Taxi investiert und wären direkt nach Palma gefahren. So wurde man leider erstmal von Cala Ratjada ...
Paddy
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Trip was great , Palma is a beautiful city and with arriving late in the day you escape the heat Mariai our rep was excellent, she has such an infec ...

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