Mallorca’s cultural scene goes far beyond the beaches.
Whether you’re a resident or visiting for the summer, these highlights offer a richer take on the island’s artistic and cultural heritage — and include some great options for kids too!
🎭 Palma
Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani de Palma
📍 Plaça Porta de Santa Catalina
🕘 Daily • 10:00–20:00
Modern & contemporary art—including works by Picasso, Miró, Barceló—with spectacular views over Palma Bay.
Tip: Head to the MAR I LUZ restaurant on the terrace for a coffee or drinks with a view.
Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró
📍 Camí Miró, near Son Abrines
🕘 Tues–Sun • 10:00–18:00
Visit Miró’s studio and sculpture garden; explore over 6,000 works, including rare sketches.
Tip: Join free creative workshops or special events for Amics de la Fundació (Friends of the Foundation).
Fundación Juan March (Free)
📍 Carrer Sant Miquel, 11
🕘 Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30 • Sat 10:30–14:00
20th-century Spanish art in a 17th-century palace — featuring Picasso, Dalí, Miró and more.
Tip: Visit midweek to enjoy a quiet and peaceful setting.
Casal Solleric (Free)
📍 Carrer de la Concepció
🕘 Tues–Sun • 11:00–19:00
A cultural hub hosting rotating exhibitions, community events, and contemporary works.
Tip: Perfect to combine with a stroll or shopping day in Palma.
Can Balaguer (Free)
📍 Carrer de Can Balaguer
🕘 Mon–Sat • 12:00–20:00
A restored manor house with exhibitions on Palma’s domestic history and modern art.
Tip: A lovely stop between boutiques and cafés in the city centre.
Castell de Bellver
📍 Camí de Bellver
🕘 Tues–Sun • 10:00–15:00 (or later for events)
Visit this 14th-century circular castle for concerts, exhibitions, and panoramic city views.
Tip: Don’t miss the summer evening concerts—magical under the stars!
Royal Palace of La Almudaina
📍 Carrer Palau Reial
🕘 Tues–Sun • 10:00–19:00 (summer)
A majestic blend of Moorish and Gothic architecture, this palace still hosts royal events.
Tip: Pair with a visit to Palma Cathedral and walk the rooftop terraces! More info here.
🏛️ Around the Island
🌿 West Coast
Chopin Museum (Valldemossa)
📍 Real Cartuja de Valldemossa
🕘 Daily • 10:00–18:00
See Chopin’s original Pleyel piano and manuscripts in the place where he and George Sand wintered.
Tip: Look out for live piano recitals in summer and don’t miss the Deia International Music Festival nearby!
Robert Graves House (Deià)
📍 Carrer Robert Graves
🕘 Tues–Sat • 10:00–16:00
The restored home of the famous poet and novelist, offering a glimpse into his Mallorcan life.
Tip: A must for literature lovers and fans of Deià’s artistic spirit.
Can Prunera Modernist Museum (Sóller)
📍 Carrer Prunera
🕘 Mon: 10:00–18:30 • Tues–Thurs: 10:00–20:00 • Fri–Sat: 10:00–22:00 • Sun: 10:00–14:30
A beautifully preserved Art Nouveau mansion with works by Miró, Klee, and more.
Tip: Enjoy a coffee or glass of wine in the sculpture garden after your visit.
Picasso & Miró Room (Sóller Station) (Free)
📍 Sóller Train Station
Permanent exhibit of both artists in the historic station building.
Tip: A lovely quick stop before or after your historic tram ride to the port.
Museu de la Mar (Port de Sóller)
📍 Museu de la Mar, Port de Sóller
🕘 Tues–Sun • 10:00–14:00 and some evenings (check local times)
A small but charming maritime museum showcasing Sóller’s seafaring history.
Tip: A great break from the beach or post-lunch outing!
🌊 Southwest
CCA Andratx
📍 Sa Coma, Andratx
🕘 Wed–Sun • 10:00–14:00 & 16:00–20:00
One of Europe’s largest contemporary art centres—surrounded by olive groves and hills.
Tip: Don’t miss their international artist residencies and stop by the café for a little break!
🏞 North
Sa Bassa Blanca Museum (Fundación Jakober)
📍 Camí de Son Real, Alcúdia
🕘 Tues–Sun • 10:00–18:00
A cultural gem with outdoor sculpture parks, Moorish architecture, and family-friendly art galleries.
Tip: Explore the rose garden and photo-friendly art labyrinth.
👣 North-East
Fairy Tale Museum – ArtArtà (Artà)
📍 Antoni Blanes, 19, Artà
🕘 Mon–Sat • 10:30 to 13:30. Thu & Sun closed
ArtArtà is a cultural space in Artà’s historic quarter celebrating local crafts, heritage and local fairytales and papier-mâché figures by Pere Pujol.
Tip: You’ll encounter the personas of Mallorcan folklore in an old, charming townhouse.
🌾 Central Mallorca
Museu del Fang (Pottery Museum) (Free)
📍 C/ Molí, 4, Sa Cabaneta (Marratxí)
🕘 Tues, Thurs & Fri • ~09:00–14:00
Dedicated to Mallorca’s clay and ceramic heritage, including tools and siurells.
Tip: Plan your visit around a local market for a full artisan experience.
🏅 Other Gems
Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience (Manacor)
📍 Rafa Nadal Academy
A state-of-the-art interactive museum for sports lovers of all ages.
Tip: Combine with lunch in Manacor—now home to some excellent restaurants.
Fundació Llorenç Villalonga (Binissalem)
📍 Can Sabater house
A literary museum inside the summer home of one of Mallorca’s most influential 20th-century writers.
Tip: Make it part of a Binissalem wine route or literary day out.
CaixaForum Palma
📍 Gran Hotel building, Palma
Housed in a stunning modernist building, it features rotating exhibitions, family activities, and a permanent Anglada-Camarasa collection.
Tip: Free for “la Caixa” members and often affordable for others. Also offers great workshops for kids all year long!
🧭 Top Picks
- Iconic architecture & modern art: Es Baluard, Fundació Miró, CaixaForum
- Mallorcan creative roots: Can Prunera, Chopin Museum, Robert Graves House
- Cutting-edge contemporary art: CCA Andratx, Sa Bassa Blanca
- Local craft & community culture: Museu del Fang, Sóller train exhibits
- Hidden gems: Fundació Villalonga, Rafa Nadal Museum
📌 Note: Opening hours may vary during high summer or holidays—always check ahead before your visit.