Tucked within the narrow lanes of Palma’s historic quarter, a short walk from La Seu Cathedral and the Banys Àrabs, Can Cera occupies a 17th-century aristocratic townhouse in the Gothic quarter. With just fourteen rooms arranged around a central courtyard, it feels small and private. Heavy wooden doors close out the hum of the city, and inside, warm light settles against stone walls, carved ceilings and antique furnishings that reflect the building’s origins. It’s a place to retreat inward — calm, contained and quietly removed from the streets outside.