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Description

Art Artà, in the heart of Artà, brings together a shop selling clothing, crafts and gifts, a courtyard café, and a small museum on the upper floor.

Shop, café and museum under one roof

On the ground floor you'll find a carefully chosen range of regional clothing, shoes, crafts and gifts. The products come from local makers and are defined by their artisan quality — think T-shirts, linen garments and Mallorcan specialities. Upstairs, Art Artà houses a small museum featuring figures from Mallorcan fables and local culture, alongside masks from the island's folk tradition. At the back of the building, a charming courtyard invites you to linger over tapas, light bites, Mallorcan snacks and homemade cakes.

The courtyard café

The peaceful courtyard at the rear of the building is a lovely spot for tapas and small Mallorcan dishes. Both the food and the homemade sweet treats are freshly prepared and thoughtfully presented. Prices are very reasonable. Please note: there are reports that the café has not been operating since the Covid pandemic — it's worth checking ahead before your visit.

Finding it

Art Artà is located at Carrer d'Antoni Blanes Joan 19 in the centre of Artà. A weekly market takes place in Artà on Tuesdays, when parking in the surrounding streets can be tighter than usual.

Facilities & services

Accessibility
EntranceRestroomSeating
Payment
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Service
Dine-in

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens tomorrow at 10:00
Monday
10:00–17:00
Tuesday
09:30–17:00
Wednesday
10:00–17:00
Thursday
10:00–17:00
Friday
10:00–17:00
Saturday
10:00–14:00
Sunday
Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Good to know

Website available in

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can you see in the Art Artà museum?
The upper floor displays figures from Mallorcan fables and local culture, as well as traditional Mallorcan masks.
Is the courtyard café still open?
There are reports that the café has been closed since the Covid pandemic. It's worth checking with the venue directly before your visit.
When is the weekly market in Artà?
The market in Artà takes place on Tuesdays. On those days, parking around the shop tends to be tighter than usual.
What is the cultural focus of the space?
The cultural space focuses on the culture of Artà and aims to promote the heritage of Artà and the Balearic Islands through crafts, design and interpretations of Mallorcan folktales.
What types of ceramics are available?
The ceramic collection is made by artisans from the local area and includes traditional siurells, clay whistles, plates and bowls. Every piece features Mallorcan tongue-cloth patterns and Mediterranean motifs.
How are the llatra products made?
Llatra from Artà and Capdepera is made by women artisans using dwarf palm leaves worked by hand. The material is used to create tote baskets, baskets, handbags and earrings.
What traditional footwear is available?
The footwear includes handcrafted Menorcan avarcas by Pons, with styles for women and men. It also includes handmade esparto espadrilles from the north of the peninsula.

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Location

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Carrer d'Antoni Blanes Joan, 19, 07570 Artà
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