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Wycieczka do Palmy z opcjonalną wizytą w katedrze i Valldemossie

171,00 zł

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Język: Niemiecki, Czeski, Angielski, Francuski

Tylko bilety drukowane

Czas trwania: od 4 godziny do 8 godzin

Wliczone są opłaty za wstęp

Wycieczka z przewodnikiem

Natychmiastowe potwierdzenie

Dlaczego warto?

Odkryjesz stolicę Balearów dzięki różnorodnym opcjom
Katedra La Seu to gotyckie arcydzieło z XVIII wieku, które warto zwiedzić
Możesz opcjonalnie zwiedzić Valldemossę usytuowaną na wzgórzu
Poznasz historię i kulturę Palmy we własnym tempie
Lokalny przewodnik i bezproblemowy transport pozwolą Ci w pełni wykorzystać dzień w Palmie

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Wybierz jeden z kilku sposobów na zwiedzanie klimatycznej stolicy Majorki, Palmy. Odkryj miasto we własnym tempie dzięki naszej prostej, bezproblemowej opcji z transportem. Możesz też dodać do planu wizytę z przewodnikiem w katedrze na nabrzeżu. A jeśli naprawdę chcesz maksymalnie wykorzystać swój dzień, połącz zwiedzanie katedry z wycieczką do położonego na wzgórzu miasteczka Valldemossa. Hugo, jeden z naszych lokalnych przewodników, mówi: „Katedra w Palmie jest zdumiewająca. Samo okno rozetowe w absydzie zawiera ponad 1100 kawałków szkła i zostało zaprojektowane tak, aby dwa razy w roku, w dniach 2 lutego i 11 listopada, światło wpadające przez nie docierało do rozety w fasadzie, tworząc wzór przypominający ósemkę”.

To, jak będzie wyglądał dzień, zależy od wybranej opcji. Z naszym biletem na czas wolny w Palmie, będziesz mieć kilka godzin do wykorzystania według własnego uznania. Zrób zakupy w eleganckich butikach i sklepach z modnymi dodatkami, zobacz place z licznymi kawiarniami lub skorzystaj z bogatej oferty galerii sztuki i muzeów.

Jeśli zdecydujesz się na Palmę i katedrę, czeka Cię zwiedzanie z przewodnikiem tego imponującego gotyckiego dzieła. Jeśli wybierzesz opcję premium, w programie znajdzie się wizyta w Valldemossie – miasteczku na wzgórzu oddalonym o 30 minut jazdy od Palmy. Hugo mówi: „Valldemossa jest esencją wiejskiej Majorki. Kamienne domy w kolorze miodu z zielonymi okiennicami skupiają się wokół dzwonnicy. Koniecznie spróbuj lokalnego ciasta ziemniaczanego coca podawanego z gorącą czekoladą do zamaczania”.

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Cena zawiera:

Opłaty wstępu
Transport
Przewodnik
Wycieczka z przewodnikiem
Audioprzewodnik
Wycieczka piesza

O czym należy pamiętać?

Należy uważać na portfele/portmonetki, ponieważ w mieście mogą pojawić się kieszonkowcy
Opłata za wstęp do katedry nie jest wliczona w opcję z czasem wolnym
Tylko bilet na wycieczkę premium z przewodnikiem po Palmie z katedrą i Valldemossą obejmuje zwiedzanie katedry z przewodnikiem
Podczas odwiedzania obiektów religijnych obowiązuje stosowny ubiór - zakryte ramiona oraz kolana
Jedzenie i napoje nie są zawarte w cenie
Prosimy o zapakowanie odpowiedniego obuwia
Niektóre opłaty wstępu i opcjonalne dodatki płatne na miejscu
Atrakcja nieodpowiednia dla osób o ograniczonej sprawności ruchowej ze względu na nierówną nawierzchnię lub stopnie
Atrakcja nieodpowiednia dla osób na wózkach inwalidzkich
Pieniądze na dodatkowe wydatki lub napiwki
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Wszystkie godziny są orientacyjne i mogą ulec zmianie

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Dostawca

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Doskonale

4,4/5

Na podstawie 198 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

Kategorie recenzji

Stosunek jakości do ceny

4,2/5

Bezpieczeństwo

4,4/5

Personel

4,4/5

Usługa

4,4/5

Matthew
z Stany Zjednoczone - czerwiec 2025

Podróż z rodziną

25 - 34 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5
Cheetham's
z Stany Zjednoczone - czerwiec 2025

Podróż w parze

35 - 44 lata

Dobrze
Ogólna ocena
3/5

Enjoyed the tour, hiwever too many pick ups fir a very long jounery to Palma from our hotel.
Użytkownik anonimowy
z Stany Zjednoczone - czerwiec 2025

Przeciętnie
Ogólna ocena
3/5

Poor communication
Sara
z Stany Zjednoczone - maj 2025

Podróż z przyjaciółmi

18 - 24 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5
Vanessa
z Wielka Brytania - maj 2025

Podróż z rodziną

35 - 44 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
4/5

Everything was very good apart from the time it took to pick up from other hotels (one twice) on route to Palma. It took about an hour before we even ...
Jakeff 2025
z Stany Zjednoczone - maj 2025

Podróż w parze

45 - 54 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

Assisted help upon arrival at Palma airport non existent. Tui staff should be located inside of airport at arrivals to meet and support their customer ...

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