Es Baluard Museu d'Art Contemporani de Palma

Museum in a bunker. Admission price is voluntary on Fridays. There is a small café on the terrace. The location is cozy. However, we had to wait an extremely long time for our drinks. So make sure you allow plenty of time. Palma was very crowded in October. Finding a parking space is a matter of luck.

The architecture and restaurant/bar terrace are absolutely stunning, mixing contemporary modern with a medieval touch. Both exhibitions, permanent and temporary were quite disappointing and boring - one of them looking quite cheap and amateurish. There are only three very small floors but least the entry was affordable.

Brilliant space, bright & accessible galleries and rooftop for views across Palma. Really good exhibition of various modern artists work including Miró.

Although I am not really a fan of contemporary art, this museum stole my heart with its exhibitions. Everyone will find something to enjoy and truly admire within the pieces displayed. The descriptions of displays are catching and interesting as well. They make you want to see and explore the artworks even more, rather than make you feel bored. Great organization of the gallery adds to the experiance. A must visit in Palma de Mallorca.

We enjoyed our visit. The building itself is stunning — modern, spacious, and thoughtfully designed. It was pleasantly cool inside thanks to great air conditioning, which made it a comfortable escape from the summer heat. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout, and the rooftop terrace offers a truly spectacular view of the marina and Palma’s iconic cathedral — a perfect spot for a short break or photo opportunity. The current exhibition was interesting and well-curated. The entrance fee felt very reasonable. We’re glad we made the time to visit, and we would recommend it to anyone with an interest in modern art or architecture. Don’t miss it if you’re in Palma.

Lovely selection but some halls very boring and empty great location in center of everything near coast good for walking to old town.

I’m not an expert in art just a curious how it changes and what direction it takes. In comparison to other Museums of contemporary art this place is modest.

Recommend to visit. There is a roof top place with amazing view of Cathedral and marina.