Hundreds of people have participated in the Open House to discover emblematic buildings of Palma
The Arab Baths, the March Palace, the Llotja and Can Balaguer are some of the spaces that have aroused the most interest on the second day of the festival, which allows visiting 54 buildings in the city
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PalmaHundreds of people have taken advantage of this Saturday morning on the second open house day of Open House Palma to visit some of the most emblematic buildings in the city.
The Arab Baths, the Palau March, La Llotja and Can Balaguer have been some of the spaces that have aroused the most interest among visitors, both residents and tourists.
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The sixth edition of the festival provides free access to 54 buildings in Palma, which are opening their doors until this Sunday at noon. The selection includes everything from private homes and heritage buildings to spaces that stand out for their contemporary design and architecture.
The initiative offers the opportunity to get to know up close spaces that are usually not accessible to the public or that go unnoticed in the day-to-day life of the city. The visits are possible thanks to the participation of more than 300 volunteers, who are in charge of receiving and accompanying visitors. People interested in participating in the final day can check the schedules and access conditions for each building on the website www.openhousepalma.org.
