The Cort Nativity Scene and Palma’s Nativity Route


The Cort Nativity Scene and Palma’s Nativity Route

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A must-see for anyone wishing to experience the Christmas atmosphere in Palma.

Admission: Free
Location: Palma City Hall (Cort)
Dates: Friday, 21 November 2025 to Monday, 5 January 2026
Opening hours:
• Monday to Friday: 09:00 to 20:30
• Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 10:00 to 20:00

Description

The traditional Cort Nativity scene, displayed each year in the historic lobby of Palma’s City Hall, is now open to the public. Created by the Association of Nativity Scene Makers of Mallorca, it is one of the city’s most cherished Christmas traditions and marks the true beginning of the festive season for both residents and visitors.

Its detailed craftsmanship and handmade character make it an essential stop for anyone wishing to enjoy the magic of Christmas in Palma.

The festive heart of the city
The Cort Nativity scene can be visited until 5 January 2026 in the City Hall lobby. Opening times are subject to change.

More nativity scenes in Palma

Throughout the city, numerous other nativity displays can be found, each with its own style and story. Highlights include:

• Misericòrdia Nativity Scene (7 December – 5 January)
• Mallorca Island Council Nativity Scene (9 December – 6 January)
• Sant Antoniet – BBVA Nativity Scene (1 December – 7 January)
• Santa Catalina Market Nativity Scene (26 November – 6 January)
• Christmas Diorama Exhibition at La Misericòrdia (8 December – 5 January)
• Military History Centre of Palma Nativity Collection, featuring more than 1,200 nativity scenes from around the world

Exploring these displays has become a beloved Christmas route for many residents and a charming way to discover the city through its festive corners.


(Palma de Mallorca)

 
Free
 

From:

Friday

21 November 2025

To:

Monday

05 January 2026

Address
- Palma de Mallorca


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