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Miró Mallorca Foundation

Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca

Miró's studios and house in Palma with a sculpture garden, the place where the painter worked for the last decades of his life. Admission costs €10, and there is free parking at the foundation; the Son Boter house is temporarily closed for conservation work.

Checked 29/10/2026Key facts 9Sources 4

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Miró Mallorca Foundation, photo
Photo: AxelBoldt, CC0, Wikimedia Commons (resized and converted)

Key facts

Year Miró's donation was signed1,981 year1 1 source
Number of works in the collection6,000 works1 sources differ: 2,640-6,000
Pilar Juncosa library collection17,000 documents1,2 2+ sources agree
Number of visitors in 201757,640 people1 1 source
Year Miró bought Son Boter1,959 year1 1 source
Number of free parking spaces60 spaces3 1 source
TicketsStandard €10; reduced €6.50 (over 66, pensioners, holders of the Carnet Jove or a student card); residents of Palma €4. Free: children and young people up to 16, the unemployed, people with disabilities (with ID), and without ID on Saturdays from 15:00, on the first Sunday of the month 10:00-15:00 and on selected open days.
Best time to goMarch, April, May, September, October, November; morning, when the garden and studios are quieter (editorial assessment)
Crowdsthe sources give no measurement; free entry on Saturdays from 15:00 and on the first Sunday of the month may increase traffic (editorial assessment)

The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: 2+ sources agree 1 source sources differ

Getting there

  • By car from Palma: about 12 min, 6.2 km (our own measurement on the OSM road network, without traffic; method)
  • Carrer de Saridakis 29, Cala Major; from the centre of Palma about 6 km and about 12 min without traffic (our own OSM measurement).
  • Parking: 60 free spaces (including 2 for people with disabilities), motorcycle parking and 12 bicycle spaces.
  • Restrictions: Since 5 March 2026 EMT lines 46 and 47 run on a diversion via Portopí because of work on the viaduct on Carrer Saridakis. Son Boter is temporarily closed.
  • Without a car: stop Mirador Cala Major, about 444 m on foot (about 6 min), lines 108 (GTFS CTM; all places without a car)

Free parking

Car parks tagged as free in OpenStreetMap (fee=no); walking distance = straight line x 1.3. All free car parks

Questions and answers

How much is admission to the Miró Foundation and when is it free?

A standard ticket costs €10, a reduced ticket €6.50, and residents of Palma pay €4. Without ID you enter free on Saturdays from 15:00 and on the first Sunday of the month between 10:00 and 15:00; people under 16 also enter free.

What are the opening hours of the Miró Foundation?

From 16 September to 15 May Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-18:00, from 16 May to 15 September Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-19:00, on Sundays and holidays 10:00-15:00. Closed on Mondays, also on 25 December and 1 January. The ticket office stops selling tickets 45 minutes before closing.

How do I get to the Miró Foundation and where do I park?

The address is Carrer de Saridakis 29 in Cala Major. There are 60 free parking spaces. By city bus EMT lines 1, 4, 46 and 47 or TIB 108; since March 2026 lines 46 and 47 run on a diversion via Portopí. From the centre of Palma it is about 12 minutes by car.

Can I see everything at the Miró Foundation, including Son Boter?

Not everything. The official website of 29 October 2026 says that the Son Boter house is temporarily closed for conservation work, with no opening date given. The website does not describe which other parts are open in the meantime, so check before your visit.

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Sources

Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.