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Museu sa Bassa Blanca is an art museum in Alcúdia, set in the hills above the town on Mallorca. Garden-only admission is quoted at 5 to 10 € per person, with the guided house visit costing an extra 25 to 38 €. Visitors should plan at least 1 hour for the house tour, which covers 2 exhibitions plus the sculpture park; the sculpture garden alone is said to contain about 100 works. Advance booking is needed for the house tour, and the road is narrow and unsealed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to Museu sa Bassa Blanca in Alcúdia?
Museu sa Bassa Blanca is set in the hills above Alcúdia. Several visitors say the access road is narrow, unpaved and winding, so smaller cars may need to take it slowly. It is best to drive right up to the gate, as the automatic gate opens when you approach. From the car park, allow for about 500 m or roughly 15 minutes on foot, depending on where you leave the car.
Do you need to book the house tour at Museu sa Bassa Blanca in advance?
Yes, several visitors report that the house tour should be booked in advance, and in some cases it is required. The tour is guided and usually lasts about 1 hour or a little longer. If you are planning a spontaneous visit, it is sensible to call ahead on +34 971 546 915 to ask about availability.
How much is admission to Museu sa Bassa Blanca?
No official prices are published on the website. However, Google reviews mention different amounts: garden access at €5, €7 or €10 per person, and an additional €25 or €38 for the house tour. As the prices seem to vary depending on the ticket type, it is sensible to check briefly on site or by phone.
Is there parking at Museu sa Bassa Blanca?
Yes, visitors say there is parking on site. Some leave the car at the last parking area and walk the rest, while others drive right up to the gate and use the closer area. Depending on where you park, expect a walk of about 500 m or roughly 15 minutes. For the drive, it helps to enter the destination directly into your sat nav.
How long should you allow for a visit to Museu sa Bassa Blanca?
For the house tour, you should allow at least 1 hour, as several visitors report a guided visit of around 60 minutes or a little longer. If you also want to see the sculpture park and the gardens, it makes sense to set aside more time. One visitor describes the sculpture garden alone as having about 100 objects to discover.
Is Museu sa Bassa Blanca suitable for children and families?
Museu sa Bassa Blanca is also mentioned by families in reviews, especially because of the outdoor areas. The sculpture park and gardens are well suited to a walk outside, while the house tour is guided and lasts about 1 hour. Visitors also mention a children’s portrait collection described as around 200 years old.
Which areas are included at Museu sa Bassa Blanca if you only want to visit the gardens?
Several visitors distinguish between the garden area and the house tour. According to reviews, the outdoor part includes the sculpture park and gardens; one guest mentions 2 exhibitions or galleries plus the sculpture park. If you only want to stay outside, a garden ticket is available, with reviews mentioning €5, €7 or €10 per person.
Are there any special notes about opening hours or access at Museu sa Bassa Blanca?
No opening hours are listed on the official website. However, visitor reports mention that individual areas can close temporarily, for example one gallery between 13:00 and 14:00. Another report says the garden was open until 17:30 and the café until 18:00 on that day. It is therefore worth making a quick call on +34 971 546 915 before your visit.

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Camino del Collbaix, s/n, 07400 Alcúdia
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