Redevelopment of Parc de la Mar, Second Phase for an Iconic Place

Palma is making progress in revamping Parc de la Mar with work covering over 23,000 m²

What does it consist of?

The work involves the thorough restoration of 23,500 m² in one of Palma's most important spaces. Funded by the Sustainable Tourism Tax (ITS) fund, this phase continues the project started in 2018.

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Data

PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Parque del Mar - Phase II
LOCATION
Mallorca (Palma de Mallorca)
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Ajuntament de Palma
Entity that executes the project
Ajuntament de Palma
Project code
ITS2425-056
Total project amount
9.437.347 €
ITS granted amount
6.000.000 €
Executed amount
0 €
Call year
2024-2025
Budget implementation status
Started
Purpose
Destination Improvement
Budget execution
Executed: 0%
Last updated
25.02.2026

The project

With the support of the ITS fund, Palma City Council is launching the second phase of redevelopment work at Parc de la Mar. The work is part of the 2024–2025 plan and focuses on renovating an area that receives a high influx of both locals and visitors arriving in the city by sea. The previous phase, which focused on a smaller area, has already been completed with another source of funding after initially being put on hold.

This new phase will cover over 23,000 m², with improvements including new pavement, structural repairs to the underground car park, a new lighting system with efficient technology and the renovation of the irrigation network. In addition, more plants will be added to provide more shade and reduce the impact of city heat, using more resistant species with low water consumption.

The project also includes solutions designed to ensure universal accessibility and environmental adaptation to climate change. The area will be fitted with accessible furniture, new benches, lighting compatible with the surrounding heritage and landscape features that revive the park’s original design.

Although no final date has been set, it is estimated that work will begin in early 2026, once the administrative and tendering procedures have been completed. This work continues a process already underway, seeking not only to preserve the valuable heritage of Parc de la Mar, but also to prepare it to respond to the environmental and social challenges in the city today.