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Can Prunera Sóller: Modernisme museum with a world-class collection

Behind the Art Nouveau facade of a town villa in Sóller hang works by international artists – one of the biggest surprises in Mallorca's museum landscape.

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In brief

Can Prunera in Sóller is a restored Art Nouveau villa with its original interior, housing a 20th-century art collection. Admission is moderate and children under 12 get in free – check the day's price before your visit.

Opening hours and admission

Can Prunera's opening hours vary between summer and winter. Standard admission is moderate and children under 12 get in free – check the day's price before your visit.

The Art Nouveau villa

The building dates from the heyday of Catalan-Mallorcan Modernisme and has kept much of its original furniture. The tour of the living quarters is part of the museum visit.

The art collection

Besides the architecture, Can Prunera shows a collection of works by major 20th-century artists that goes far beyond a mere local heritage display.

At a glance

Location: Sóller, Tramuntana
Duration: approx. 60–70 minutes
Rainy-day score: 5 out of 5 (largely indoors)
Accessibility: limited, historic building
Getting there: by train from Palma or by car, in central Sóller

Practical tips

Can Prunera is a good choice when it rains, as the tour takes place almost entirely indoors.
Combine the trip on the historic train from Palma to Sóller with the museum visit.
Allow enough time for the collection – it is more extensive than the facade suggests.

Check the details

Admission prices, opening hours and current exhibitions change at short notice. We only give the information as checked by our editors – check the venue's official website before your visit.

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Sóller

Museu Modernista Can Prunera

A completely preserved Art Nouveau house with Picasso, Miró and Kandinsky hanging on the walls.

Admission: Low admission fee – check the day's price
Duration: approx. 70 minutes
Rainy-day suitability: 5/5 – fills a whole rainy day
Getting there: Car park on the edge of Sóller, then a walk through the old town

Don't miss: the original staircase with stained glass and the collection on the upper floor.

RM24 tip: ideal to combine with a ride on the historic tram to Port de Sóller.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Can Prunera

How long does a visit take?

Around 60–70 minutes; the visit is self-guided with an audio guide, and guided tours (approx. 60 minutes) are also available.

Is Can Prunera suitable on a rainy day?

Yes, the museum visit is largely indoors.

Is Can Prunera suitable for children?

Children under 12 get in free, and the villa and its rooms are also accessible to families.