Practical guide to Palma de Mallorca

Free Museums in Mallorca: Free-Entry Days and Times

Which museums and cultural venues in Palma and Mallorca are free, on which days entry is free and which groups get free admission.

In Palma several museums are always free —such as the Juan March Foundation, Krekovic Centre, the Maritime Museum, Casal Solleric or Can Balaguer— and others open free on specific days, like La Almudaina on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons.

Museums that are always free

These venues do not charge admission during their usual hours:

Museum or venueCityHoursOfficial website
Juan March Foundation MuseumPalmaMon-Fri 10:00-18:30; Sat 10:30-14:00; closed Sun and holidaysmarch.es
Krekovic CentrePalmaMon-Fri 10:00-13:45; Wednesday also 16:30-20:00conselldemallorca.es
Maritime Museum of Mallorca (Ses Voltes)PalmaTuesday-Sunday 10:00-17:00museumaritim.conselldemallorca.es
Casal SollericPalmaTuesday-Saturday 10:00-20:00; Sun and holidays 11:00-14:30; closed Monpalmacultura.es
Can BalaguerPalmaTuesday-Saturday 10:00-19:00; Sun and holidays 11:00-14:00palmacultura.es
Military History and Culture Centre of the BalearicsPalmaMon-Fri 10:30-13:30 and 18:00-20:00; Sat 10:30-14:00ejercito.defensa.gob.es
San Carlos Military History MuseumPalmaTuesday-Sunday 10:00-14:00; closed Mon and holidaysejercito.defensa.gob.es

Museums free on specific days

These museums charge admission but have free slots or open days:

MuseumWhen it is freeConditionsOfficial website
Museum of MallorcaSundaysGeneral admission €2.40 on other daysSee guide
Es Baluard Museum2026 open days: 6 and 20 Jan, 30-31 Jan and 1 Feb, 1 Mar, 16-17 May, 28 Jun and 6 DecFridays are “pay what you wish”, from €0.10 — not freeSee guide
Royal Palace of La AlmudainaWednesday and Sunday, 15:00-19:00 (until 18:00 from October to March)Free for EU citizens, residents and Ibero-Americans; ticket office onlySee guide
CaixaForum Palma20 January, 1 March and 18 MayAlso free for CaixaBank customers and under-16scaixaforum.org

Groups with free admission

Besides open days, several museums offer free entry to these groups (ID required):

  • Under 12s: Es Baluard.
  • Under 16s and CaixaBank customers: CaixaForum Palma.
  • People legally unemployed: Es Baluard and La Almudaina.
  • People with disabilities (conditions vary by venue): Es Baluard and La Almudaina.
  • ICOM members: Es Baluard and La Almudaina.
  • Large families: La Almudaina.
  • Teachers, guides and certain cultural professionals: Es Baluard.

Frequently asked questions

Which museums in Palma are free every day?

Confirmed options include the Juan March Foundation, Krekovic Centre, the Maritime Museum, Casal Solleric, Can Balaguer and Palma’s military centres.

When can I get into La Almudaina for free?

On Wednesday and Sunday afternoons, from 15:00 to 19:00 (until 18:00 from October to March), for the groups listed by Patrimonio Nacional.

Is Es Baluard free on Fridays?

No. On Fridays it runs a “pay what you wish” scheme from €0.10. The fully free entry is on its open days.

Is the Museum of Mallorca free?

Yes, on Sundays. On other days general admission is €2.40. It is best to confirm on the official website before visiting.

Are there free museums for unemployed visitors?

Yes. Es Baluard and La Almudaina offer free entry to people legally unemployed, with proof.

Opening hours and free days can change due to public holidays or temporary exhibitions. Check the museum’s official website before you go.