Open House Palma has concluded its fifth edition with a record-breaking turnout: over 10,000 people participated in one of the activities programmed throughout the weekend. The festival, now firmly established as a key event for discovering the city's architectural heritage, combined guided tours, workshops, talks, and urban routes through different neighborhoods. One of the most popular spots was the Little Sisters of the Poor residence, which welcomed over 500 visitors on Sunday. Other spaces usually closed to the public also generated significant interest, such as the former Son Busquets barracks, which received over 300 visitors, and the headquarters of the Official College of Architects, which attracted more than 200 people.

Open House Palma has now opened the registration period for all those interested to join as volunteers. As detailed in a press release, to be part of the fourth edition of the architecture festival, "no previous knowledge of urban planning and design is necessary. All that's needed is a desire to showcase the city's heritage, both ancient and contemporary."