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La Almudaina in Palma closes for final works until the end of June
Why La Almudaina is closed for renovation in Palma
La Almudaina is closed for the final phase of a €2.3 million renovation focused on preservation, lighting and accessibility.
Published: April 22, 2026
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Why is La Almudaina in Palma closed for so long?
The closure is part of the final phase of a renovation project budgeted at around €2.3 million. The work is meant to improve conservation, update lighting, and make the palace easier to visit for a wider range of people.
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Is La Almudaina in Palma open to visitors right now?
The interior is closed until 30 June 2026.
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2FAQ
What changes are being made inside La Almudaina in Palma?
Lighting, accessibility and the exhibition are being updated.
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3FAQ
Can you still see La Almudaina while it is closed in Palma?
Yes, the outside of the palace is still visible.
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4FAQ
What can I visit in Palma instead of La Almudaina?
Try other museums and collections in Palma.
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5FAQ
When will La Almudaina in Palma reopen?
It should reopen by the end of June 2026.
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6FAQ
Will La Almudaina in Palma be easier to visit after the renovation?
Yes, accessibility is a key part of the renovation.
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How can I get the latest updates on La Almudaina in Palma?
Check the official monument authority website for updates.
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