Palma: Palau March admission ticket. Art, heritage & views
About this experience
Just a few steps from the Cathedral and opposite the Almudaina Palace stands Palau March. The former residence of the prominent March family, built between 1939 and 1945 with the collaboration of the most renowned artists of the era, is today a palace-museum where historic luxury blends with international art.
Why visit Palau March?
A Private Viewpoint: Its spectacular garden-terrace offers one of the best panoramic views of the Cathedral and the historic center. It is the perfect place to appreciate the scale of Palma from above.
World-Class Sculptures : Stroll through its Mediterranean courtyard surrounded by works by geniuses such as Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, and Eduardo Chillida. A true oasis of peace and culture.
The Neapolitan Treasure: Be amazed by its famous 18th-century Neapolitan Nativity scene. With nearly 2,000 pieces and astonishing details, it is considered one of the most important artistic treasures in Spain.
Architecture and Frescoes: Admire the design by architect Luis Gutiérrez Soto and the spectacular murals by Josep Maria Sert, which decorate the ceilings with a dramatic and elegant style.
A Journey through Collecting: From 14th-century nautical charts (one of the finest collections in the world) to a library with over 60,000 volumes, every corner tells a story of sophistication.
The Foundation, the legacy of a passion: Founded in 1975 by Bartolomé March Servera, this institution is the result of his cosmopolitan passion for the arts and patronage. The palace, headquarters of the Foundation, stands today as a testament to his devotion to culture and his loyalty to his Mallorcan roots.
Ideal for: art lovers, those looking for the best photos of Palma, and anyone wishing to escape the crowds to enjoy an environment of calm and exclusivity.
Highlights
- Exclusive views: Enjoy the best panoramic view of the Cathedral and Almudaina from the terrace
- International art: Admire sculptures by geniuses like Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, and Eduardo Chillida
- Historic treasure: Be amazed by the famous 18th-century Neapolitan Nativity and its nearly 2,000 pieces
- Stunning frescoes: Marvel at the spectacular murals by Josep Maria Sert on the ceilings
- Ideal location: An oasis of peace and culture in the heart of Palma, next to key monuments
What's included
- Admission entrance to the museum
Not included
- Pick-up service, you need to go on your own to the Palau March entrance
Good to know
Important
- Last entry 30 minutes before closing. Galleries begin to close 10 minutes before the museum closes
- Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10 am – 5 pm (10:00 – 17:00). Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Cancellation
Cancel for free up to 24 hours before the activity starting time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance, late arrivals, or no-shows will not be refunded.
