Fundación Miró Mallorca

Fantastic museum presenting Miros work and his former studio. Really impressive architecture.

The museum presents a modest selection of Miró’s works across different media, alongside contemporary pieces influenced by him. Visiting during the island’s off-peak season meant fewer visitors, and Son Boter (Miró’s house) was closed. The highlight is unquestionably Miró’s studio, preserved almost exactly as it was in the 1980s.

Overall, the exhibitions are average, but the operations team would benefit from better training. During my visit, the staff member in Miró’s studio took a loud phone call lasting over half an hour and did not activate the projection room, which felt disrespectful to this core site of Miró’s creative life.

The souvenir selection is also limited, likely due to copyright restrictions held by the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, resulting in few compelling reproductions.

A chance to visit the Mallorca studio of one of the 20th century's most prestigious artists. If you are an admirer of Joan Miro a visit is essential (although when I visited his older studio was closed for construction work)

The building, designed by Josep Lluís Sert in 1976, feels calm and full of light, a perfect reflection of Miró’s Mediterranean spirit, also the materials and circulation make the art feel so alive
By the way staff at the ticket office was so disrespectful and I just laughed it off

Beautiful experience! You can really feel the essence of Miró’s art by looking at his drawings on the walls and visiting his studio, which has been preserved just as he left it. We went on a rainy day and it was still wonderful to walk through the different houses and enjoy the surrounding landscape.
Tip: If you’re carrying a backpack, bring some cash — you’ll need coins to use the lockers at the entrance.