What notable artworks can I find inside Palma Cathedral?

Locals often appreciate La Seu not just as a place of worship but as a living gallery of art and history. The cathedral's interior features striking works that blend Gothic architecture with modern touches. One highlight is the canopy designed by Antoni Gaudí, which, although unfinished, adds a distinctive flair to the high altar with its delicate ironwork.

Visitors will also find impressive stained-glass windows, including the spectacular large rose window known as the 'Gothic Eye,' projecting vibrant hues during sunny days that enchant everyone inside. The chapel of Sant Pere is adorned with artwork by famous Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló, whose contemporary ceramic altar offers a fascinating contrast to the cathedral’s medieval origins.

Scattered through the building are classic religious sculptures and paintings that reflect centuries of devotion and artistic patronage on the island. Strolling through the cloister and chapels, you can glimpse remnants of the cathedral's rich past intertwined with the ongoing cultural narrative of Palma's old town.