Palacio Ca Sa Galesa

Palacio Ca Sa Galesa is a 16th-century mansion combining Balearic design with contemporary comfort, displaying original stone walls, painted tiles, and carved wooden ceilings throughout. The house spans multiple levels with various exhibition spaces that lead to an open rooftop with city views.

The building was originally built as a private residence for an aristocratic family and remained privately owned by wealthy residents for centuries. Over time it underwent changes and different uses before eventually being opened as a museum to the public.

The palace displays how wealthy families lived on Mallorca across different periods, with furnishings and objects arranged throughout the rooms. You can see how artists and craftspeople have arranged their works in the spaces to tell the island's story.

Plan to spend time on multiple levels and start from the top to explore the rooms from above downward. The rooftop terrace is accessible during the day, but there are no elevators, so be prepared for stairs.

Several rooms still contain their original furnishings from earlier centuries, giving visitors insight into the daily life of wealthy residents. These personal belongings tell more about life here than any curated display.

Location: Palma

Address: Carrer de Miramar, 8, Centre, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain

Phone: +34971715400

Website: http://palaciocasagalesa.com

GPS coordinates: 39.56716,2.65004

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:03