Son Marroig

We came across it on accident. We thought it was another close restaurant. We were leaving the view point and decided to go take a look. We paid for the museum and the views were breathtaking. I’ve seen it in a movie and I recognize it right away and I just wanted to stay at the viewpoint forever. We came mid day so there was not a lot of people since it was peak summer season. It is just magical to be at the white gazebo over looking the ocean.~

This place is just a divine. After being here, you will have no doubt why a member of the monarch family, the Habsburgs, chose this scenic spot for his house. You will be drawn by the nature. It's an informative, compact house-museum with accompanying explanations, real photos, etc. Decorated with freshly flowers...and I would say in such a heat it was a nice touch. Keep in mind that Luis Salvador wasn't a man of luxury like SiSi (so don't expect to see a Hofburg or Belvedere); he was a scientist, explorer, mariner, etc. He simply bought an old, ruined mansion and restored it. It's simple inside, but impressive outside with terraces and a chapel, and the views just breathtaking. All the belongings and furniture are well preserved and cared. An ancient sundial is on the wall of the building, dating from that time. Care to find? :) A beautiful, small, and well-maintained garden. Interesting fact: one of the houses that Luis Salvador bought for his "amante" in this area now belongs to and is run by Michael Douglas. Admission 1) Fair ticket prices. Adults 4 euros. 2) Children under 12 (if I am not mistaken) get free admission. The opening hours are very limited but accurately reflected by the owners on Google Maps. It's far from civilization and almost impossible to reach by bus. Only cars, bikes, or organized excursions. Parking is available even in summer very nearby.

Son Marroig is simply magical. I attended a classical concert here and was absolutely enchanted by the atmosphere. The breathtaking view over the sea, the historic architecture, and the overall energy of the place make it truly unique. It’s the kind of location where you feel beauty and history come together in the most special way. A must-visit in Mallorca if you want to experience something unforgettable.

We had the honor of capturing a wedding at Son Marroig this past May, and it's truly one of the most breathtaking wedding venues we've ever worked at. The ceremony took place overlooking the sea, with the iconic marble pavilion glowing in the soft light - an absolute dream for any couple (and for photographers and filmmakers too!). The atmosphere is so peaceful and romantic, with panoramic views of the cliffs and ocean that create a feeling of total escape. The team managing the venue was organized and helpful, and everything ran smoothly throughout the day. As a photo and video team, we especially appreciated the natural beauty of the location - just the stunning Mallorcan coastline and timeless architecture. It's the kind of place that makes a wedding day feel like a scene from a movie. If you're dreaming of a magical Mediterranean setting for your wedding, Son Marroig is something truly special!

A must visit for the beautiful scenery and the quietness of this museum. We arrived at 15h40 giving us less than an hour before closing to explore, which was more than enough time. The garden was gorgeous and lets you feel at ease while hearing the waves from the sea

As a wedding videographer I've worked at Son Marroig many times. You'll enjoy one or the best sunsets of the island and a fantastic view of Sa Foradada from the temple. Beautiful venue, it really has the wow factor! Alexandra from Timeless Weddings Mallorca

Cute place to visit. Great view. Entrance to museum and garden 4€ for adult, free for children. Parking 45 min 1€, who min minimum! But not for long stay and walk, just to visit museum and took some photos.

This was the first stop on our Holland America tour to the North Coast and Winery. Our visit benefited greatly from a lovely sunny day and a great tour guide Sandra. The views are stunning, the gardens are very pretty and the rooms of the house we visited were super interesting. The two main rooms were set up as a museum with all sorts of memorabilia dedicated to Luis’ life’s work. It was interesting to see a yacht log with a lovely brass clasp - the likes of which we don’t see anymore. Also the map showing locations of his research and written work was super interesting as he did most of his travels by yacht. We loved this intimate tour and learning about one more of the Hapsburg family.