Welcome to the Love Palma "Museums in Palma " section. It's a museum lover's paradise here in Palma...

Museu de Mallorca - this is the islands leading museum, inside is a treasure trove of pictures, sculptures and ceramics. Tel: (971 717540). This museum contains important archaeological remains, ranging from Talayotic figures to Moorish ceramics, and other items like Gothic panels. Especially interesting is the collection of weapons, ornaments and spiritual symbols relating to the island's first settlers. There are also paintings, Renaissance and Baroque ceramics, and a section with modernistic furniture.

Museu Diocesà - on display in this museum is a mixture of historical and religious items spanning over 5 centuries. This museum is designed to look like an antiques shop and attracts many visitors. Particularly noteworthy are: a picture of St George slaying the dragon in front of Palma's city gate, painted in 1468-70 by Pere Nisart; Bishop Galiana's panel depicting the life of St Paul (who is portrayed holding a sword); the Gothic pulpit in a Mudéjar (Spanish-Moorish) style; and the jasper sarcophagus of Jaume II, which stood in the cathedral until 1904.