December At La Seu 2025 – Traditions In Palma

Palma's majestic Cathedral, La Seu, comes alive this December with a heartfelt programme of Advent reflections, sacred music, children's activities, and the year's most cherished highlight: Matines de Nadal featuring the haunting Cant de la Sibil·la. Nestled in the heart of Mallorca, this series of events invites you to immerse yourself in timeless Christmas traditions amid the Gothic splendour of one of Spain's most iconic landmarks. From early December onwards, the cathedral's seasonal schedule transforms visits into spiritual journeys, blending faith, music, and community spirit.

Discover a rich lineup starting with the Advent Retreat on 1 December at 18:00, guided by Mn. Francesc Ramis for deep reflections on Advent readings in Spanish. On 8 December, join the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception Mass at 10:30, led by Bishop Mons. Sebastià Taltavull. The festive month builds to Matines de Nadal, where ancient chants echo through the vaulted halls, captivating audiences with their ethereal beauty. Children's activities add joyful energy, making it perfect for families exploring Mallorca's living heritage. Note the adjusted visiting hours: Monday to Friday 10:00–15:15, Saturdays 10:00–14:15, with closures on key celebration days like 6, 8, 25, 26, and 31 December.

Whether you're a local devotee or a visitor seeking authentic Mallorcan culture, La Seu's December events offer an intimate atmosphere of reverence and celebration. Picture candlelit services, soaring choral voices, and the warm glow of Advent wreaths against honey-coloured sandstone – a sensory feast that connects you to centuries-old rituals. Ideal for culture enthusiasts, families, and those craving meaningful holiday experiences on the island.

Plan your visit wisely with these seasonal hours and arrive early for the best spots during masses and music sessions. Dive into Palma's festive soul at La Seu – your gateway to Mallorca's most enchanting Christmas traditions this 2025 season.