Fundació Barceló

Name: Fundació Barceló
Address: Carrer de Sant Jaume, 4, Palma, Baleares, 07012, ES
Telephone: +34 971 72 24 67
Rating: 4.7

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The Fundació Barceló is a non-profit foundation in Palma that brings together social projects and a vibrant cultural programme.

A Listed Building Steeped in History

The foundation is housed in the former residence of the Marqués del Reguer-Rullán — a title granted by King Philip V (1683–1746). The neo-Gothic building was completed in 1883 and is listed as a Bien de Interés Cultural, placing it under the highest level of heritage protection in Spain. The Barceló Oliver family acquired the property and established it as the foundation's home.

Exhibitions & Art

The Fundació Barceló hosts a rolling programme of temporary exhibitions, providing a platform for artists from new generations alongside more established names. The building positions itself as a genuine cultural hub within the city.

Social Commitment

Alongside its cultural activities, the foundation is dedicated to social work — both locally and internationally. Projects on its website cover areas including health (the Farmasol project), water and sanitation, and education.

Finding the Foundation

The Fundació Barceló is located at Carrer de Sant Jaume 4 in the Centre district of Palma, 07012.

Facilities & services

Accessibility

Entrance

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens Mon at 09:00

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

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Fundació Barceló actually do?

The foundation combines a cultural programme of exhibitions with social engagement — including international projects covering health, water and sanitation, and education, all documented on the foundation's website.

Is the building listed?

Yes, the neo-Gothic building dating from 1883 is registered as a Bien de Interés Cultural (Asset of Cultural Interest), the highest heritage designation in Spain.

Does the Fundació Barceló hold exhibitions regularly?

Yes, the foundation runs a programme of temporary exhibitions and actively supports artists from new generations.

What types of projects do you carry out in Mallorca?

We carry out social and cultural projects, as well as food distribution projects, in Mallorca.

What do the international projects focus on?

The international projects focus on improving living conditions in the communities where we work.

What work do you do in education and training?

We invest in education and training, build infrastructure, and create programs for education, vocational training, and agriculture.