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Religious festival · Palma

Festes de la Beata

Late July 2026

2026

Late July 2026

2027

Dates confirmed later — moveable feast

Where

Palma

What it is

Festes de la Beata explained

Carts, giants and biblical tableaux parade through Palma in a city version of Mallorca's rural harvest processions, closing with fireworks over the bay.

Dates can shift by a day or two when a local council moves the programme to a weekend, so confirm with the town hall before booking non-refundable travel. Accommodation in Palma tends to sell out weeks ahead of the festival and prices rise sharply on the main night.

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Asked by first-time visitors

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Festes de la Beata, explained

What is Festes de la Beata?

Carts, giants and biblical tableaux parade through Palma in a city version of Mallorca's rural harvest processions, closing with fireworks over the bay. It's a religious event held in Palma.

When is Festes de la Beata in 2026?

Festes de la Beata runs Late July 2026 in Palma. Councils can move the exact days by a day or two to land on a weekend, so confirm with the town hall before booking non-refundable travel.

Is Festes de la Beata free to attend?

Yes — like the great majority of Spanish town festivals, Festes de la Beata is free and open-air; you only pay for food, drink and any seating the town sells for a parade or firework display.

Where should I stay for Festes de la Beata?

Book a room in Palma itself as early as you can: accommodation for this kind of festival sells out weeks ahead and prices climb sharply for the main night. A base in Palma also means you're not relying on late transport home once the celebrations run past midnight.

Prompt pack

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Use them as they are, then bring the answers back to us — we correct what the machine gets wrong about Festes de la Beata with local eyes.

  • I'm visiting Festes de la Beata for the first time. List the 5 things I must see and 3 I can skip, and say why.
  • Build me a 3-day Festes de la Beata itinerary grouped by geography, with walking times between stops.
  • What in Festes de la Beata must be booked weeks ahead, and what can I buy on the day?
  • Where do locals eat near the main sights of Festes de la Beata? Avoid tourist-trap restaurants.
  • What are the common tourist scams in Festes de la Beata and how do I avoid each one?
  • Give me a mid-range daily budget for Festes de la Beata broken down by food, transport and attractions.
  • Act as a Festes de la Beata local: what's your favourite corner that isn't in the guidebooks?
  • I have half a day in Festes de la Beata. What is the most representative thing to do?

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Last reviewed · 30 July 2026

Prices & times

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Checked · 30 July 2026