The Bartolomé March Foundation, located in the former residence of Mallorca’s affluent March family, offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the island. Nestled with a view of Palma Cathedral, the house showcases an eclectic collection amassed by Bartolomé March, the family patriarch. Visitors can explore a diverse array of artifacts, including antique books and charts, alongside notable 20th-century sculptures by Rodin. The setting itself, with its historic architecture and carefully curated exhibits, provides a captivating experience that reflects both the family’s legacy and the broader artistic and intellectual history of Mallorca.
Bartolome March Foundation (Fundacion Bartolome March)
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