Mallorca · MUSEUMS
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Good museums & galleries in Mallorca fill up by mid-morning; the great ones fill up first. Here are the 5 best, priced and side by side, so you can book before the calendar does.
Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience in Manacor, Mallorca. See trophies and historic rackets for about $10, plus interactive tennis history in 30 minutes.
“It was quite interesting and fun to watch other visitors competing against each other but as I was solo it wasn’t quite as much interesting for me but the museum was spectacular to see all the trophies in one place”
Secure museum entry in Mallorca with mobile tickets. Try F1 and downhill-bike simulators, then view Nadal trophies and medals.
“Outstanding! Great interactive and informative experience. Lots of opportunities for photos. Loved seeing rafa's trophies, medals, racquets, outfits! Also, had usain bolt, roger federer, Beckham, too name a few. Something for everyone! Awesome job rafa and thanks for the memories! Xo”
FoKO gallery in Palma: a 75-min self-guided, touch-and-play art walk with lockers, no queues, and a 60,000-pearls ball pool.
Spend a day at Sa Bassa Blanca in Alcúdia, from underground art galleries to granite animal sculptures and a living olive-tree garden.
Tour Mallorca’s Els Calderers house museum: 30+ rooms, working-estate rooms, farm courtyards, and an English guide for about 3 hours.
“The estate belonged to a Spanish noble family and dates from 1750. You can buy tickets online or at the bar. They were unable to take card payments at the bar. We were given an information sheet (in English) with a sentence or two on each of the main rooms in the house. Part way through the numbering on the information sheet was different to that of the rooms (after the kitchen - I think). The house was interesting with many fine objects. While we were there two coach parties also arrived but this was not a problem as they only stayed for about 30 minutes.”
