it's an impressive structure to be sure, with nice views from the top tiers, but leave well before…read morethe front gate is locked around dusk or you will get locked in and be confronted and possibly mauled by a vicious guard dog.

Small modern art collection. Painting and sculpture…read more Nice, but only two small floors. Beautiful domed stairway. Gift shop. Free! Don't try the "take the elevator to the top floor and walk down the stairs" plan. Top floors seem to be work areas.

Down a shopping street, the museum is free and offers an excellent selection of artwork and…read moresculpture ranging from Picasso, Dali and Miro to other less famous artists. Over three floors, it's a great break from the main streets.

This was the fish chips house from the 13th century and it's still with the bishop stays today…read more The palace dates back to the 13th century. The museum is located in the mansion popularly known as "Casa de la Gran Cristiana". In 2015, a section opened as a museum. It is housed in a segment of the city wall in Palma de Mallorca is the ES Baluard museum. There are exhibition rooms on 3 floors where we admired contemporary art. A highlight is the impressive light installation entitled "Light caught in the belly of the whale".

An interesting find, this decently sized museum is not more than a block or two from the famous…read moreCatedral and is well worth a visit. It includes items dating from the time of the Catalan conquest of 1229 and goes through the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. The museum is on three floors with collections that show the history of Palma and Mallorca, displaying archaeological artifacts, fine arts and a large number of Gothic panels. The museum has works by Francesc Comes and Joan Rosat (Gothic painters), as well as the Spanish-Flemish artists Pere Terrencs and Baltasar Buira, and the Renaissance artist Mateu López , all active in Mallorca. Most of the exhibits had captions and explanations in English, Catalan and Spanish.

Interesting to see where Joan Miró lived and worked…read more The Fundació Miro Mallorca's collection is comprised of thousands of works by Joan Miró. Interesting to see paintings on canvas, sculptures, drawings, notes and sketchbooks. The weavings were an unexpected surprise. It was amazing to see the wealth of techniques, materials and procedures that Miró used in his creative process. Unfortunately, much of the gallery and the studios were closed due to renovations. Nice bookstore though. Able to pick up an illustrated book and some beautiful prints for a family member. The walk in the garden was also pleasant to see more sculptures. The museum is free on Saturdays from 3-6 and on the first Sunday of the month from 10-3. Admission is 9 Euros for adults and 5.5 Euros for seniors. We walked from the Hop-On, Hop-Off bus line. Nice museum in Palma.

The trip to the museum was part of a group tour. They opened the museum just for us but…read moreunfortunately, we were running so far behind we really didn't get a chance to enjoy all the museum had to offer. The docents were well versed and passionate about sharing stories of Miro's life and process. The last stop of the tour was a lovely cafe where we had snack cakes, the traditional Mallorcan pizza which is all veggies and no cheese. They also served a selection of fruit juices and lemonade. A nice visit that was way too short. If you are familiar with Miró, it's worth the trip. If not, it's interesting to get to know his work.

Es Baluard is the former armory that has since been converted to Palma's contemporary art museum. I…read morestopped by in the evening and had a lovely time exploring the building and enjoying the artworks. On this particular evening, admission was "you decide" which I thought was a nice concept and I put several Euros into the collection box. The museum was established in 2003 and the permanent collection is based on 400 works that were ceded by the chairman of the foundation. There are also a number of temporary exhibits that tour. The building itself is a former 17th century military fortress and is part of the remaining old city walls that once surrounded all of Palma. It's a very interesting building in the way it incorporates the walls and at the same time allows patrons to take ramps up and down including to the roof level. Lots of Joan Miró but also Léger, Dali and a Mapplethorpe. A unique audio exhibit in the elevator, which is recorded sound. Of the elevator! In many cases, "contemporary art" goes right over my head. Not so much today at Es Baluard. Well worth your time to soak up some culture.

Great event...worth the money. Even sitting at the cheapest section, you have great views. We sat…read moreat the middle priced and we wish we got the cheaper section. It took forever to get service at our table so that was the only negative. Got food quickly, just drinks took a while. The show itself was awesome. So many stunts were done that I was just thinking.....HOW??

Excellent family night!…read more Went in a group of 8 (which was perfect for the table layout), aged between 12 48, and all of us had a fantastic time. The customer service is great. They're very happy and helpful, and ask if there are any vegetarians on the table. A jug of Sangria and a bottle of Soda are already on your table when you get there. Ice cream pots are given out after everyone has finished their meals. And then the performance begins. The performance is a mix of gymnastics, dance & acrobats, and it is absolutely fantastic. It's mind-blowing. Each aspect of the performance is done with such accuracy, it makes you wonder how on earth it is possible to remember the whole routine! The most entertaining show I've ever seen. My tour guide man had seen the show 271 times, and he still loves it!