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Coll d'en Rabassa, Palma — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Coll d'en Rabassa is a district of Palma, written locally as Es Coll d'en Rabassa, with the Torre d'en Pau its one recorded landmark.
About Coll d'en Rabassa
Where to stay in Coll d'en Rabassa
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Palma holds the rooms, and a night in Coll d'en Rabassa means booking within the city that contains it rather than in a district with its own hotel quarter. Coll d'en Rabassa carries a thin record. One landmark, the Torre d'en Pau, is all the district carries in its own name.
Stay here if you want the Torre d'en Pau side of Palma and are content to travel in for the evening.
About Coll d'en Rabassa
What are the main landmarks in Coll d'en Rabassa?
A single tower carries the entry. The Torre d'en Pau is the only structure the record attaches to Coll d'en Rabassa, which leaves the district without a museum, a church or a monument to its name in any list of the city sights. Palma supplies the rest.
Anything larger than the Torre d'en Pau belongs to the wider city, and a visitor working through Palma will find Es Coll d'en Rabassa a name on the map rather than a stop on a sightseeing round.
What is the history of Coll d'en Rabassa?
No founding date attaches to the district. What the record does keep is the Torre d'en Pau and two names for the same ground, Coll d'en Rabassa and the local Es Coll d'en Rabassa, both belonging to Palma within the Comunitat Autònoma de les Illes Balears. The tower is the anchor.
Everything else in the district history runs through Palma and, beyond it, through Spain, since nothing dated survives under the district name alone.
Where is Coll d'en Rabassa?
Coll d'en Rabassa occupies temperate ground inside Palma, in the Comunitat Autònoma de les Illes Balears, with the Torre d'en Pau alongside.
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Updated August 2026