Culture · Palma
Casal Solleric
Contemporary culture in a Baroque palace: Palma’s most iconic courtyard.
View in the app · free, no sign-upA baroque palace on the Born built between 1763 and 1775 for the Morell family, one of Palma’s wealthiest, whose heir later became Marquis of Solleric, hence the name. The design is attributed to Gaspar Palmer and the ironwork of the grand imperial staircase to the Italian Antonio Soldati. The city bought it in 1975 and since 1985 it has been a contemporary art centre: no permanent collection, just temporary shows of photography, installation, design or comics spread over three floors and the old cistern.
View on Google MapsReviewed in November 2026
Public transport
- Bus stop · 120 mPasseig MallorcaLines: 1, 3, 5, 20
- Bus stop · 230 mPlaça del MercatLines: 2, 15
- Directions by public transport
Where to park
- RecommendedAparcament de la Plaça MajorCarrer de la Riera, 2, 07003 Palma, Illes Balears8 min walk · PaidOpen 24 h. Maximum height: 2,0 m. Follow signposted access to the car park and avoid entering ACIRE without authorization.
- AlternativeParking Passeig de MallorcaPg. de Mallorca, 5, 07011 Palma, Illes Balears9 min walk · PaidOpen 24 h. Maximum height: 2,0 m. Follow signposted access to the car park and avoid entering ACIRE without authorization.
Nearby
Shops & markets · 50 mArquinesiaAlchemist perfumery with Mallorca’s scents in a magical and retro setting.
Drinks & nightlife · 100 mEl Cielo del BornA small rooftop in the Born with the Cathedral straight ahead.
Eat · 100 mEl CaminoCounter dining: fresh Mallorcan seafood and tapas, no tables, vibrant energy.
