Exhibitions
Current exhibitions on Mallorca
While you are lying on the beach, the exhibitions change in Palma, Andratx and Pollença – here you will find the key venues and where to find their current programme.
Quick answer
Current exhibitions on Mallorca
At any given time, numerous exhibitions are running on Mallorca in museums, cultural centres and galleries. This page introduces the key exhibition venues; we only name individual exhibitions with officially confirmed dates – the current programme is on the venues’ own websites.
Exhibitions this week
What is on this week or opens in the next few days is published by the venues on their programme pages. For short-notice plans, check the opening and closing dates there.
Exhibitions this month
If you plan your stay further ahead, check the venues’ programme pages for exhibitions open during your travel dates – temporary exhibitions usually run for several weeks to months.
By place: Palma or the rest of the island
Naturally, Palma has the highest density of exhibitions, with venues such as Es Baluard and the Fundació Miró. Outside the capital, it is worth looking above all to Andratx, Pollença and the artists’ villages of the Tramuntana.
By category
Modern art, photography, sculpture or painting: the individual museum and gallery pages show which focus each venue has.
Upcoming exhibitions
Many venues announce new exhibitions a few weeks ahead on their programme pages – so you can plan a visit in advance.
At a glance
- Data basis
- Information from the official venues
- Updates
- Regular check against the official venues
- Coverage
- Museums, institutional centres and selected galleries
Practical tips
- For short-notice plans, check the programme pages of the venues near you first.
- For Palma-specific planning, it is worth jumping straight to the Palma subpage.
- Venues that charge admission often have fixed weekly time slots with free entry – details are on the respective museum page.
Check the details
Admission prices, opening hours and current exhibitions change at short notice. We only give the information checked by our editors – check the venue’s official website before your visit.
Places
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Admission prices, opening hours and current exhibitions change at short notice. We only give the information checked by our editors – check the venue’s official website before your visit.
Palma
Es Baluard Museu d'Art Contemporani
Contemporary art in a Renaissance bastion – with the best terrace view of the bay of Palma.
- Admission
- Regular museum admission in the low single-digit range, cheaper with concessions – check the price on the day
- Duration
- approx. 90 minutes
- Rain-friendly
- 4/5 – good for rainy days
- Getting there
- Parc de la Mar car park or Es Baluard itself
low-barrier Guided tours
Don’t miss: the walk along the bastion wall and the sculpture courtyard above the harbour.
RM24 tip: the terrace is a good stop between the old town and Santa Catalina, even without a long museum visit.
Palma
Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró
Miró’s real studio – Taller Sert looks as if the artist had only just popped out.
- Admission
- Regular admission in the low double-digit range or below – check the price on the day
- Duration
- approx. 100 minutes
- Rain-friendly
- 4/5 – good for rainy days
- Getting there
- Limited free parking spaces at the museum
low-barrier Guided tours
Don’t miss: Taller Sert with brushes, paint tins and unfinished canvases, and the Moneo building above it.
RM24 tip: the circular path through the garden to the Son Boter farmhouse is worthwhile – access may be restricted depending on building work.
Andratx
CCA Andratx
One of the largest centres for contemporary art in the Balearic Islands – with attached artists’ studios.
- Admission
- Low admission – check the price on the day
- Duration
- approx. 90 minutes
- Rain-friendly
- 4/5 – good for rainy days
- Getting there
- Free parking spaces at the building
low-barrier Guided tours
Don’t miss: the large exhibition halls and Stefan Rinck’s permanent Sculpture Garden.
RM24 tip: Open Studios only take place on individual dates; the next date is announced on the venue’s website.
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Exhibitions
On show now
On show now
We only list exhibitions with officially confirmed dates here. As soon as a date has been verified, it automatically appears here – until then, it is worth checking the venue’s programme page.
Exhibitions in Palma: the current overview
In Palma, museums such as Es Baluard and the Fundació Miró as well as several galleries in the old town are showing changing exhibitions at the same time. The venues publish their current programme on their own websites.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about exhibitions on Mallorca
How up to date is this list?
We only name individual exhibitions with officially confirmed dates; the editorial team regularly checks the information against the venues’ official websites.
Are exhibitions on Mallorca usually free?
Museum exhibitions are usually included in the regular admission; some gallery and institution exhibitions are free.
What happens if an exhibition is extended?
Extensions are reflected in the end date once confirmed by the venue; until then, the most recently verified information applies.
Do you have to pay admission for exhibitions in Palma?
A visit is usually included in the regular museum admission; many gallery exhibitions are free.
Are there free exhibition days in Palma?
Some venues offer reduced or free time slots, for example at weekends at the Fundació Miró – details are on the respective museum page.
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