Museums

Son Marroig is a fifteenth-century Mallorcan estate turned house museum, perched above the sea on the road that links Valldemossa with Deià. It was the home of Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria, and from its garden you look straight out at one of the most recognisable landscapes on the island: the Sa Foradada headland, with...

Imagine a place in Mallorca where contemporary art, history and nature come together in perfect harmony. That place exists — it’s the Sa Bassa Blanca Museum. Located just outside Alcudia, this unique space is more than just a museum. It’s a complete experience, ideal for families, art lovers, and travellers seeking something different on the...

If you’re a history buff or simply enjoy exploring interesting places during your travels, the San Carlos Military History Museum in Mallorca is a must-see. This museum, located in the impressive San Carlos Castle, will take you through the island’s rich and fascinating military history. Want to learn more? Let’s get started! A journey back...

If you’re looking for a unique way to explore Spain’s rich architectural diversity without leaving Mallorca, the Pueblo Español is your ideal destination. This open-air museum in Palma de Mallorca, also known as “Poble Espanyol”, offers a charming walk through the streets of a picturesque village that houses replicas of some of the most iconic...