Tickets and prices
Where to buy tickets for the museums of Palma, how much they cost in 2026, which days have free entry and whether the Palma Pass is worth it.
Prices and conditions come from official websites or institutional documents. When there are contradictions or no official confirmation, this is clearly stated.
There is no official online sale: tickets are bought at the ticket office during opening hours.
General admission €2.40 and reduced €1.20 according to the Consell brochure; free on Sundays. The Ministry of Culture museum directory lists a free admission, so the exact 2026 policy has contradictory sources.
Official websiteThere is no official online ticketing platform: tickets are mainly sold at the ticket office (open until 30 minutes before closing).
General admission €8 and reduced €5.50; under 12s free; pay-what-you-wish Fridays from €0.10; bike visitors €2.
Official websiteTickets are bought online on the official Patrimonio Nacional platform up to the day before; they can also be bought on the same day at the ticket office (no advance sale at the ticket office).
General admission €8, reduced €5; under 5s free. Guided: basic €16, reduced €13 and €8 with free admission. Free Wednesday and Sunday afternoons for EU citizens, residents and Ibero-Americans (ticket office only).
Buy ticketsDays and slots with confirmed or officially indicated free access:
The Palma Pass is a tourist card combining transport and attractions; it is not an exclusive museum pass and its contents can change. Prices come from distributors, not a single municipal website:
€33 adult
Free entry to ten attractions, valid 72 hours from first use. Includes 10 EMT trips and a return trip on line 1 (airport, city and port).
€16
Valid 7 days, with free entry to three attractions of your choice.
€92 (2 adults and 2 children)
Like the Express, with 3 attractions of your choice valid 7 days, plus entry to Palma Aquarium. EMT transport is not included.
The lists of included attractions are updated periodically and are managed by private platforms (Mallorca.com, Ticketbar…). Check with the provider before buying.
There is no official online booking system published. Tickets are bought at the museum ticket office during opening hours.
There is no official ticketing platform on the museum website: tickets are bought at the ticket office. Some external operators sell packages that include admission, but that is not the official sale.
On the official Patrimonio Nacional platform (tickets.patrimonionacional.es) in advance, or on the same day at the ticket office. Free tickets can only be collected at the ticket office.
There is no museums pass managed by the Consell or the Govern. There is the Palma Pass, a tourist card sold by private distributors that includes museums among its attractions.
The Juan March Foundation Museum, the Mallorca Maritime Museum (Ses Voltes), Can Balaguer House and Casal Solleric have regular free entry.