Galleries & living art
Galleries in Santanyí: the art scene in south-east Mallorca
International galleries have settled in the golden sandstone lanes of Santanyí – an art walk away from Palma.
The short answer
Galleries in Santanyí: the art scene in south-east Mallorca
Alongside its historic weekly market, Santanyí in south-east Mallorca has developed into a small gallery town, with LW Gallery and a66 Gallery among others. Opening times vary from gallery to gallery and should be checked before your visit.
LW Gallery
LW Gallery on Carrer de la Mar shows changing works of contemporary art and is one of the established addresses in the town.
a66 Gallery
a66 Gallery on Carrer de Cas Majoral shows photography, among other things, and complements what LW Gallery offers.
Santanyí's character as an artists' town
The golden sandstone façades and the manageable size of the town centre make Santanyí a pleasant destination for a short gallery walk away from the capital.
At a glance
- Main galleries
- LW Gallery, a66 Gallery
- Character
- Small art town in the south-east of the island
Practical tips
- Check the opening times of the individual galleries by phone or online before setting off; they vary and are mostly in the afternoon/evening.
- Combine your gallery visit with the weekly market in Santanyí, even though it is primarily a food market.
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.
Map & surroundings
Location and distances
Choose a starting point and set the radius – this lets you plan a culture day without unnecessary driving.
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Frequently asked questions
Questions about the galleries in Santanyí
When are the galleries in Santanyí open?
It varies by gallery, usually in the afternoon/evening – check before your visit.
Is there also an art market in Santanyí?
The weekly market is primarily a food market, but it complements the gallery scene.
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