Museums in Mallorca

Museu de Mallorca
Carrer de la Portella 5, Palma
Tel: 971717540 Opening Times:
Houses a fine collection of art, pottery and antiques from all periods of Mallorca's history.
Through Roman and Moorish ceramics, Byzantine coins a smattering of Arab art to contempory
and traditional Mallorcan art, the Musea de Mallorca has a broad collection that aims
to please a wide audience. A great Museum to visit for an overview of Mallorca's rich cultural history.
The 17th century building it´s housed in isn´t half bad either!

Museu Diocesà
Carrer del Mirador 5, Palma
Tel: 971213100 Opening times:
Mallorca's newest Museum is a welcome addition to an already impressive list of museums on the island.
Located in Palau Episcopal or former Bishops residence this small museum houses a fabulous collection
of historical and religious artifacts. Look out of the picture, of particular interest to Brits, of
a Dragon slaying St George (Sant Jordi) by Pere Nisart.

Museu d'Art Espanyol Contemporani

At any one time at the Museu d'Art Espanyol Contemporani, in Palma de Mallorca, you will be able to view at least seventy artworks by some of the most influencial and important Spanish artists of the twentieth century. Mallorca's own Joan Miró Pablo Picasso, , Juan Gris and Salvador Dalí among them).

Museu Krekovic

Museu Etnològic, Muro

Museu Gordiola

Museu Monogràfic, Alcúdia

Museu Municipal de Pollença

Museu Municipal de Valldemossa

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