One of Palma’s most beloved Christmas traditions has officially begun: the Belén de Cort is now open to the public. Installed every year in the historic entrance hall of the Ajuntament, this handcrafted nativity scene marks the true start of the festive season in the city.
Created and assembled by the Belenistas de Mallorca, it’s a meticulous, artisanal work that delights both children and adults – a must-visit stop for anyone soaking in Palma’s Christmas atmosphere.
✨ Belén de Cort — The Christmas Heart of Palma
Now open · Until 5 January 2026
📍 Where?
Vestibule of Ajuntament de Palma (Cort)
⏰ Opening Hours
- Monday to Friday: 09:00–20:30
- Saturdays, Sundays & public holidays: 10:00–20:00
(Open from 22 November to 5 January · subject to changes)
🎄 More Nativity Scenes Around Palma
This year, the city hosts over a dozen additional belenes, each with its own style, history, and charm — from monumental scenes to traditional clay figurines and international collections.
Highlights include:
Belén de la Misericòrdia (7 Dec – 5 Jan)
Belén del Consell de Mallorca (9 Dec – 6 Jan)
Belén de Sant Antoniet – BBVA (1 Dec – 7 Jan)
Belén del Mercat de Santa Catalina (26 Nov – 6 Jan)
Exposición de Dioramas Navideños (La Misericòrdia) (8 Dec – 5 Jan)
Belén del Centro de Historia Militar de Palma — includes 1,200+ nativity scenes from around the world
…and many more across churches, markets, convents and cultural centres. Find the full Christmas Program 2025 in Palma here!
Exploring them has become a cherished Christmas route for many Palma residents – and a magical way to discover the city through its festive corners.
