Fundación Juan March Palma

Impressive art gallery on 2 floors. Interesting Spanish contemporary art in a beautiful building. Free admission. A welcome retreat from the busy streets of Palma to appreciate a taste of Spanish art. Well worth an hour of your time in an otherwise busy schedule.

Beautiful little gem tucked away in the highstreet amongst the shops. I was in a rush so didn't get to take it in fully but could see myself spending over an hour here! Lots of goodies in the gifts shop too including prints of many of the artworks displayed in the exhibitions.

Craving a place where art and serenity collide? Fundación Juan March in Palma is a cultural oasis that pulls you in with its sleek 17th-century mansion and world-class art collection. From Miró to Picasso, every piece sparks a story, and the tranquil courtyard feels like a hidden retreat. Did you know this museum houses one of Spain’s largest collections of 20th-century Spanish art, with over 1,500 works? It’s a must-visit for anyone who loves art with a side of Mallorca’s charm!

A beautifully renovated art gallery with a mixture of artworks. And it’s free to go in! Go with an open mind as some of the modern art is a bit silly (a wooden pallet does require a stretch of the mind), but there are some other wonderful elements such as the Dali painting. The exhibition of JOSÉ MARÍA YTURRALDE work was amazing. So well curated it would have been worth paying for.

A pretty hidden gem that you can visit in an hour and find some very exciting pieces. The palace is beautiful, with some spectacular views from the windows on a beautiful sunny day! Maybe not the most touristy place in Palma, but it’s nice to have an alternative to the sparkling fizz of the centre!

a fantastic museum of contemporary Spanish art in an old city palace. A well-curated collection of many types of contemporary art: magical realism, surrealism, expressionism, materialism, conceptual art, avant-garde. There are works by all the major Spanish contemporary artists such as Dali, Miro, Rivera, Laffon, Ponç and many more. All the rooms are airy and modern and structured according to art movements. A great exhibition. Entry is free.

This museum was a really pleasant surprise whilst visiting Palma. First, the building itself is beautiful. The permanent collection is really interesting, including paintings from Dali and Miro. Our highlight was the Cristina Garcia Rodero photo exhibition; what a talented photographer!

Amazing place! Very clean, quiet and well kept. Even the bathrooms were nice. I personally liked the collection, but I didn't research it beforehand so I had no expectations. There's only one painting of Miro and one of Dalí but to me it was a nice surprise. There's brochures in different languages at the entrance. Also the place was almost empty which was a nice contrast to the noisy and crowded cathedral. Plus the entrance is free. If you're in the area and have 30-45 min to kill, definitely worth a visit