Fundación Bartolomé March

Housed in the magnificent Royal Palace of La Almudaina, a historic site with origins tracing back to the Islamic period, the Fundación Bartolomé March showcases a rich collection that bridges centuries of history and artistic expression. Esteemed for its remarkable assembly of art, the foundation was established in 1975 by Bartolomé March Servera, a prominent Balearic entrepreneur and passionate art collector. Within its walls, visitors encounter a tapestry of cultural artifacts, including bibliophilic treasures and exquisite sculptures by renowned artists such as Henry Moore and Auguste Rodin.

The building itself is an architectural marvel, blending Gothic and Renaissance styles, and provides panoramic views of Palma’s historical core. As one explores the foundation’s interior spaces, there is the opportunity to delve into the profound legacy left by the March family, a family whose influence has been instrumental in the cultural advancement of the Balearic Islands.