Ca'n Oms is a historic building on Carrer de l'Almudaina in central Palma, with a Gothic entrance and an interior patio arranged around a grand staircase. Its architecture makes it a worthwhile stop on a walk through the city, and its public access offers a chance to see a courtyard that is not privately held. The building has a connection to Hugo de Berard y Palou, who recovered the Castle of Cabrera for Spain. Visit on a weekday for a quieter look around.
From private home to public building
Ca'n Oms dates to the 17th century. Its first owner was Hugo de Berard y Palou, who recovered the Castle of Cabrera for Spain. The property later passed through several families before becoming a public space.
The building is owned by Palma's City Council. Architect Elías Torres Tur supervised its renovation in 1982.
FAQ
Where is Ca'n Oms?
It is at Carrer de l'Almudaina, 7, in central Palma.
Who owns Ca'n Oms?
The building is owned by Palma's City Council.
What architectural details can you see at Ca'n Oms?
The building has a Gothic portal and a patio with a grand staircase.
When can you visit Ca'n Oms?
It is open on weekdays and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
