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Public toilets in Palma
This page lists the public toilets in Palma that OpenStreetMap holds a record for.
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The number of records and the date the data was last pulled sit directly under this answer. Palma carries a lot of records: the old town around the cathedral, the Paseo Marítimo, the parks and the Plaça d’Espanya area. Access, fee and hours are shown only where the record carries them.
Choosing a stop in Palma
This page does not calculate a distance to where you are. The list shows every mapped location in Palma with an address and a point on the map, and it works with JavaScript switched off. Share your position with the browser and a proximity sort is added on top; it is not needed. This is where rides start out west via Establiments and Puigpunyent, north via Santa Maria, or east along the coast.
What the data covers
Public access, step-free access, fee, hours: those four details are sometimes in the OSM data and sometimes not. They appear only where the record actually carries them, because nothing here is guessed. Whether a facility is open at this moment is something this page does not say and cannot say.
The locations come from OpenStreetMap, which means from volunteer work. The date above the list is our last data pull and not the day somebody tried the door. Expect a few facilities to have been rebuilt or closed by now and others to be missing entirely. Spot an error and the best move is to correct it in OpenStreetMap.
If the listing falls through
The Olivar and Santa Catalina market halls, the seafront promenade and the old-town bars are the usual fallbacks. Cafés and bars keep their toilet for customers, so a coffee at the counter settles the question. There is more about the place on the town profile, refill points are on the water refill map, and the island’s cafés are mapped separately.
Common questions
Where is the nearest public toilet in Palma?
In Palma something is almost always within reach; where exactly is for the map to tell you, not us. Filter to Palma, pick by district, and put the stop on the way you are leaving town.
How reliable are the hours and access notes?
Trust them only as far as the dataset goes. Hours are not recorded on every location in Palma and we do not estimate any. A blank listing means unknown, so plan an alternative.
Are there accessible toilets in Palma?
Yes, provided the tag exists in the dataset, because that is the only case in which we show it. A missing tag says nothing about the facility itself. If you depend on it, confirm with the town hall before you set out.
What do I do with an out-of-date listing?
Ride on to the next record, then fix the wrong one in OpenStreetMap. The correction travels here on the next pull. The same applies in reverse for facilities that have never been mapped at all.
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Relevant cycling laws
Spanish road rules that apply when you use this category of place. Click through for the full text, fines and BOE citation.
- Hand signals required for every turn and stopYou must signal every turn, lane change and stop with the arm, well in advance. Most road incidents in Mallorca involve missed signals at junctions.
- Sidewalk and pedestrian-zone riding in MallorcaCycling on sidewalks is generally banned across Balearic towns. Pedestrian zones are walking pace only and require dismounting where signposted.