Curia de la Baronía de Bunyolí

Curia de la Baronía de Bunyolí stands in Palma as a historic building behind a sixteenth-century Renaissance façade. Stone walls, Gothic arches, and quiet courtyards reveal its layered architectural character. The sheltered spaces evoke the noble houses that shaped Palma’s old city, with Mediterranean light entering through enclosed patios.

The building originally served as the administrative centre of the Barony of Bunyolí, where local affairs and decisions were managed. Later, it became a noble house and eventually a hotel. Its restoration preserves vaulted ceilings, stonework, arches, and the original arrangement of many spaces while adding contemporary Mediterranean design. Rooms and shared areas bring together historic materials, modern details, and colours inspired by the surrounding landscape.

Today, Posada Terra Santa gives these former medieval interiors a new function without losing their quiet atmosphere. The courtyards remain cool, secluded places where light moves across old stone. Under the arches, centuries of administration, noble life, restoration, and hospitality meet within one Palma building.