Visit the Joan Miró Foundation in Palma

Context The Joan Miró Foundation in Palma brings together three buildings designed by Rafael Moneo and Josep Lluís Sert, where the artist lived and worked for almost 30 years. With a collection of nearly 7,000 pieces, this space offers deep insight into modern and contemporary art within a singular architectural setting. The wind carries the scent of the Mediterranean Sea that surrounds the island.

The experience You’ll walk through the Sert and Son Boter workshops—original spaces where Miró created paintings, sculptures, and prints. Visits can be self-guided, guided, or private, with detailed explanations of his artistic process and body of work. Natural light floods the spaces, highlighting the textures and vivid colors of the displayed pieces.

For whom Ideal for visitors over 16 interested in modern art, architecture, and creative processes. Requires walking and standing for the duration of the visit. Not suitable for those seeking physically intense or interactive experiences outside a museum setting.

Local context The foundation is part of Palma’s cultural heritage, seamlessly blending Miró’s legacy with contemporary architecture. The local community values this site as a key artistic and educational landmark, deeply connected to Mallorca’s history and creative spirit.