Arxiu del Regne de Mallorca

Name: Arxiu del Regne de Mallorca
Address: C/ de Ramon Llull, 3, Palma, 07001, ES
Telephone: +34971177340
Rating: 4.4

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The Arxiu del Regne de Mallorca is a historic archive in the old town of Palma, housing documents spanning from the Middle Ages right through to the recent past.

Holdings & Collection

The archive holds documentation relating to the Kingdom of Mallorca from the 13th century to the present day. This includes a dedicated photographic archive that broadens the collection beyond written sources alone. For genealogical and historical research, it is the go-to resource on the island. Access is restricted and requires prior registration.

Cultural Programme & Exhibitions

Alongside its archival work, the building regularly hosts a range of events — including exhibitions, concerts and lecture series. Admission to the exhibitions is free of charge. The venue also provides a setting for conferences and similar cultural formats.

The Building

The building at Carrer de Ramon Llull 3, in the historic heart of Palma, was originally constructed in 1942 by architect Guillem Forteza as a cultural centre. From 1956 onwards, architects Gabriel Alomar and José Ferragut redesigned it in a neo-regional style. A comprehensive renovation in 2014 left the interior bright and fitted out to a modern standard.

Facilities & services

Accessibility

Entrance

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens at 09:00

Monday: 09:00–14:30
Tuesday: 09:00–19:30
Wednesday: 09:00–14:30
Thursday: 09:00–19:30
Friday: 09:00–14:30
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 30/07/2026

Services

Church or heritage visit

Good to know

Website available in

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I visit the archive without booking in advance?

Access is restricted — prior registration is required before your visit.

Is admission to the exhibitions free?

Yes, admission to all exhibitions is free of charge.

What kinds of documents are held here?

The archive holds written documents relating to the Kingdom of Mallorca from the 13th century to the present day, as well as a dedicated photographic archive.

Are reprography and digitization available?

A reprography and digitization service is available.

What are the opening hours?

The weekly schedule is: Mon 09:00–14:30; Tue 09:00–19:30; Wed 09:00–14:30; Thu 09:00–19:30; Fri 09:00–14:30.

Where is it located?

It is located in Palma, at C/ de Ramon Llull, 3.

What is the Google rating?

The average Google rating is 4.4 out of 5 stars (50 reviews).

What accessibility provisions are there?

Accessible facilities: entrance.