THE MUCBO The MUCBO (Fundació Jardí Botànic de Sóller – Balearic Museum of Natural Sciences) is a pioneering institution in the Balearic Islands dedicated to research, conservation, dissemination, and environmental education, with over 30 years of history. The entity is divided into two main sections: the Balearic Museum of Natural Sciences, which hosts permanent...
GARDEN EXHIBITIONS The Balearic flora throughout the seasons is depicted in an exquisite mural illustrated by Cati Artigues, co-financed by environmental education grants from GOIB. The Sóller Botanical Garden, devoted to the conservation and study of Balearic flora, features plant collections of both wild and cultivated species. These collections support research on...
MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS The MUCBO currently features two permanent exhibitions, situated on the first and second floors of the building. These exhibitions showcase a variety of specimens, accompanied by models that reconstruct some of them in their natural habitats. BIODIVERSITY On the second floor of the Museum, the Current Biodiversity exhibition was inaugurated in two...
Ca's Patro March Restaurant Perched on the rugged rocks of Cala Deià, Ca’s Patró March is an unmissable destination for seafood lovers seeking breathtaking views. This charming restaurant offers a unique dining experience, where fresh, locally sourced seafood is served in an idyllic setting overlooking the Mediterranean. USE OUR CODES AND GET A HOTEL DISCOUNT IN...
Mallorca in February A Tranquil Island Retreat February in Mallorca offers a unique blend of tranquility and natural beauty. As winter recedes, the island begins to awaken with the early signs of spring. The days gradually lengthen, providing more daylight to explore the picturesque landscapes. One of the most enchanting sights during this month is the almond trees...
The Royal Palace of La Almudaina A Journey Through Time: The History of La Almudaina Standing majestically in the heart of Palma de Mallorca, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina is a remarkable testament to the island’s diverse cultural heritage. Originally an Arab fortress, it was transformed into a Christian royal palace after the conquest of Mallorca by King James I...
MERCAT DE L'OLIVAR Palma de Mallorca’s Top Food Market & Gastronomic Hub Located in the heart of Palma de Mallorca, Mercat de l’Olivar is the island’s premier fresh food market and a must-visit destination for food lovers. Since 1951, this iconic market has been offering the highest quality local and seasonal products, attracting both residents and tourists...
La cartuja de Valldemossa Nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Valldemossa, the Cartuja de Valldemossa, or Valldemossa Charterhouse, stands as a testament to Mallorca’s rich historical and cultural heritage. Originally constructed in the early 14th century, this architectural gem has undergone numerous transformations, serving as a royal...
Can Prunera A Journey Through Mallorca’s Art Nouveau Masterpiece Can Prunera is a remarkable example of early 20th-century modernist architecture, heavily influenced by Catalan and French Art Nouveau styles. This beautifully preserved building, now a museum, offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into both architectural history and contemporary art.Inside, Can Prunera...
La Seu de Palma de Mallorca Discover the Majestic Gothic Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca An imposing pile of stones overlooks the Bay of Palma, just a few metres from the sea, which contrasts with the intense blue of the Mediterranean: rock against water, firmness against instability, faith against uncertainty. Saint Mary’s Cathedral in Palma (locally known as ‘La...
