Museu sa Bassa Blanca

I had wanted to visit this fabulous museum and gardens for some time but work comittments made it complicated. Finally visited this week and I was highly impressed. I booked the complete tour, which included the excellent guided tour to the house which I highly recommend. The garden is relaxing to wander around and view the fun structures. All the staff were extremely friendly and helpful, clearly enjoying their job. We had a light lunch at the cafe too which was very enjoyable. Certainly recommened.

Truly a moving and inspiring experience. Such eclectic art such originality and embracing of other cultures especially indigenous cultures too. A gem and with the sculpture garden too… an unmissable place. ( the cafe was way below expectations for such a quality experience. Coffee machine not working. Croissants from the freezer still 5 stars for the art)

Such a wonderfully curated museum that celebrates the connectivity of humankind, and that in a most wonderful setting, being both the House and the Gardens. Ester, our guide for the House, was sublime. She gave a very inspiring tour and we were both captivated by her and the Museu. Huge congratulations to the Foundation and the Museu staff for doing such a great job. The food at the restaurant was great too. We went there twice! We will be back for sure. My only regret was forgetting to go back to the Shop to buy a book and something else… Amazing, amazing, amazing!

IMPORTANT: if you arrive at the museum and the gate is closed, drive up to the white line and the gate will open automatically. Fantastic museum where a large part of the sculptures are outside in a large park. Many different sculptures, so there is something for everyone.

A great sculpture park and 2 exhibitions. The absolute best part is the guided tour of the house seeing all the treasures of art from Ben Jakuber and Yannick Vu. Great tour in Spanish and English. Maje sure you are there for one.

We happened upon this art museum and thought we would check it out. We purchased the garden only ticket 7 euro each and this lets you view the unusual works of art set throughout the grounds..there is a very helpful lady on reception who explains perfectly what is on offer at the museum. There are tours of the house available if desired, we hadn't time to stay for that particular tour and it did seem expensive but maybe it's worth the price we cannot judge. There is also a cafe on-site serving lunch, we only had coffee but the food looked good.

Wow! Absolutely incredible! I can't even describe how much I loved this place. I wish we'd arrived earlier because I could have easily spent an entire day here wandering the beautiful gardens and the galleries. If you're wondering whether to pay the extra and take the tour of the house....DO! It is truly one of the most magnificent spaces I've ever found myself in. The couple who owned the house and collected all the art/artefacts are people after my own heart and I found myself wanting to just move in. The guide was fantastic, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable about the art on display, and we spent at least an hour inside the house. I just didn't know where to look. There was so much to see. The only problem we had was actually getting there. Some taxi drivers evidently don't want to go there, and we were ejected from the first one we tried as soon as we showed the address. The last part of the road leading to the museum is a gravel track and very narrow, so maybe the bigger mini bus type taxis would have a problem. I recommend you use the Mallorcab app, and then you can put in where you're going first, and a willing driver will accept the journey. If you're hiking types like us, the walk back from the museum to the port is spectacularly beautiful and gave us the idea for our next days walk up over the hills. 100 percent recommend you see this museum. It should be listed as the number 1 thing to do in Alcudia.

Amazing place! I would highly recommend a visit. The estate is stunning an immersion into the Mediterranean vegetation with interesting art spread all throughout. I'd suggest to drive all the way down the road, there is an automatic gate, keep on driving all the way till you see the museum facilities.