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Fundació Miró Mallorca: where Joan Miró last worked

For almost 30 years, Joan Miró's easel stood in this studio designed by Josep Lluís Sert above the bay of Cala Major – today you can look right inside.

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The short answer

The Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró in Cala Major shows Joan Miró's original studio, Taller Sert, as well as a permanent and temporary exhibition on his work. Admission is free on Saturdays from 15:00, on the first Sunday of the month and for visitors under 16.

Opening times and free admission

The Fundació Miró is open all day from Tuesday to Saturday, on Sundays only in the morning, and closed on Mondays. Standard admission is in the low double-digit range or below – check the exact price for the day before your visit.

Admission is free on Saturdays from 15:00, on the first Sunday of the month and for visitors under 16; confirm the exact rules officially before you travel.

Taller Sert: Miró's original studio

The studio designed by Josep Lluís Sert was Miró's actual workspace for almost three decades. Brushes, paint tins and unfinished canvases are still standing as if the artist had only just stepped out.

The later Moneo building adds exhibition spaces for the permanent and temporary exhibitions to the studio.

The permanent exhibition and special exhibitions

The permanent exhibition in the Espai Estrella shows key works and working materials from Miró's late creative years. Which special exhibitions are currently on changes over the course of the year – RM24's cross-institution exhibitions page provides the current overview.

The garden and Son Boter

The circular path through the garden leads to the former farmhouse Son Boter, which Miró used at times as a second studio. Access may be restricted depending on the state of the building – ask about the current situation before your visit.

At a glance

Location: Cala Major, Palma
Duration: approx. 100 minutes
Rainy-weather score: 4 out of 5
Accessibility: low-barrier
Parking: limited free parking spaces at the museum

Practical tips

For free admission on Saturdays from 15:00, arrive in good time, as it gets busier then.
Check before your visit whether Son Boter is currently accessible.
Check current special exhibitions in advance via the RM24 exhibitions overview.

Check the details

Admission prices, opening times and current exhibitions change at short notice. We only give the editorially checked status – check the venue's official website before your visit.

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Admission prices, opening times and current exhibitions change at short notice. We only give the editorially checked status – check the venue's official website before your visit.

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Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró

Miró's real studio – Taller Sert looks as if the artist has just stepped out for a moment.

Admission: Standard admission in the low double-digit range or below – check the price for the day
Duration: approx. 100 minutes
Rainy-day suitability: 4/5 – good for rainy days
Getting there: Limited free parking spaces at the museum

largely accessible Guided tours

Don't miss: Taller Sert with its 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 worth it – access may be restricted depending on the state of the building.

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Exhibitions

Currently on show

We only list exhibitions with an officially confirmed run. As soon as a date has been checked, it appears here automatically – until then, it is worth looking at the venue's programme page.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the Fundació Miró

When is admission to the Fundació Miró free?

On Saturdays from 15:00, on the first Sunday of the month and for visitors under 16.

Can you visit Miró's real studio?

Yes, Taller Sert is a fixed part of the tour and is largely preserved in its original state.

Is Son Boter currently closed?

A closure has not been confirmed; access may be restricted depending on the state of the building. Check the current situation on site or on the museum's website.