View of the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, Mallorca

Illustrative photo of Palacio Real de la Almudaina, not from the operator · Photo: Thomas Wolf, www.foto-tw.de · CC BY-SA 3.0 DE

Culture & heritage

Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity

by Palau March Museu (Fundación Bartolomé March) · Palma · 4.5 · 278 Google

Palace facing the Almudaina with sculptures by Rodin, Moore or Chillida in its courtyards and terrace, a large 18th-century nativity and sea charts.

About

The Palau March, built from 1939 next to the Almudaina, is the museum seat of the Fundación Bartolomé March. Its courtyards and terrace hold sculptures by artists such as Rodin, Henry Moore, Chillida and Barbara Hepworth, with views over the bay. Inside, highlights include an 18th-century Neapolitan nativity scene with hundreds of figures and a book room with manuscripts and sea charts. The visit is self-guided with panels in several languages and takes 30 to 60 minutes. Limited accessibility.

  • Sculpture terrace with views
  • 18th-century Neapolitan nativity
  • Book room and sea charts

Key facts

Price
Price on requestMusement sells it from 10 EUR; the museum's official rate was not found, so no price is set. May vary.
Duration
30 min–1 h
Area
Palma
Languages
ES · DE · FR · EN
Minimum age
Not stated
Group
Small group
Accessibility
Partly accessible
Includes
admission ticket

Opening hours and practical info

Hours on the Google listing (may be the office's)

Closed on Sundays according to Google. From the Google listing’s hours: it may be the office’s, not the activity’s. Check with the operator before you go.

Mon10:00–17:30
Tue10:00–17:30
Wed10:00–17:30
Thu10:00–17:30
Fri10:00–17:30
Sat10:00–17:30
SunClosed

These are not always the days and times the activity runs: check departures with the operator.

Business data from Google, retrieved 2026-10-22. May vary on holidays and in low season.

When to go

Season not confirmed: check with the operator.

How it scores

Editorial rating from 1 to 5 using our public rubric; not user reviews.

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  • Effort1/5
  • Family2/5
  • Weather-dependent2/5
  • Crowds2/5

Short walk-through; not aimed at kids; open-air terrace; quieter than the nearby Cathedral.

Where it is

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity cost?

The sources we reviewed give no reliable price for Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity. Ask the operator directly.

How long does Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity take?

Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity takes about 30 min–1 h.

When is the best time for Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity?

The season for Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity is not confirmed; check with the operator.

Is it suitable for kids?

Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity is not the best plan for young children.

Can you do it if it rains?

Yes, Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity depends little on the weather (fully or partly covered).

Where can I book Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity?

Palau March Museum: sculptures and Neapolitan nativity appears on: Musement, Tiqets; you can also check the operator’s website.

Sources and review

Data collected from public sources and reworded in our own words. Last reviewed: 2026-10-22.

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