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GORDIOLA is a glassworks and glass museum on the Carretera Palma, Ctra. Manacor, KM 19 in Algaida, Mallorca. Admission is given as €8 per adult, with children at €4 and retirees at €6. A visit usually takes 1 to 2 hours, while the live glassblowing demonstration and small museum section last about 10 to 20 minutes. Parking is available in front of the entrance, and the museum is upstairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the admission at GORDIOLA in Algaida?
Several visitors mention an entrance fee of €8 per adult at GORDIOLA. Some reviews also state €4 for children and €6 for retirees. A few visitors report free admission, so the price may vary depending on the visit. For the latest information, you can call +34 971 665 046.
Can you watch the glassblowers live at GORDIOLA?
Yes, reviews mention a live glassblowing demonstration at GORDIOLA. The actual demonstration is usually short and, according to visitors, lasts about 10–20 minutes. Some guests also mention a break of around 30 minutes when no work is being shown. It is worth timing your visit accordingly.
How long does a visit to GORDIOLA usually take?
Many visitors say a visit to GORDIOLA usually takes about 1 to 2 hours. Some report 1 to 1.5 hours, while others spend up to 2 hours, depending on whether they visit the museum, workshop and shop. As the live demonstration is short, the total time depends on your own pace. Reviews also note that the museum is upstairs.
Is there parking at GORDIOLA?
Yes, at least one review mentions free parking right in front of the entrance. That is convenient if you are arriving by car. As GORDIOLA is located on the Ma-15, access is generally straightforward. For current information on availability or access, a quick phone call is recommended.
Is the museum at GORDIOLA included in the admission?
Several visitors report that the museum is included in the visit, together with the glassblowing demonstration. Reviews note that the museum is upstairs and that the tour is usually self-guided. As opening status and renovation periods can vary, it is sensible to check the current situation in advance. The official website also states that GORDIOLA’s glass tradition dates back to 1719.
How do I best find GORDIOLA in Algaida?
GORDIOLA is in Algaida and visitors describe it as being on the Ma-15. Reviews also mention a historic, castle-like building, which can help with orientation. The official website is https://www.gordiola.com/. If you are passing through, the visit is easy to fit in, as many stays last about 1–2 hours.
What products or glasswork does GORDIOLA offer?
According to the official website, GORDIOLA has been making mouth-blown glass objects since 1719. The range includes lighting, decoration, glasses and other handmade pieces produced using traditional methods. Visitors also mention a shop with items made on site. For specific models and availability, it is worth checking the online catalogue.
Is GORDIOLA also suitable for a short stopover?
Yes, many visitors describe GORDIOLA as easy to fit into a route because the demonstration is short and the visit usually takes 1 to 2 hours. Some also mention free parking right by the entrance, which makes a quick stop easier. However, the workshop or museum may be closed at times. A call to +34 971 665 046 can help with planning.

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Carretera Palma, Ctra. Manacor, KM 19, 07210 Algaida
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