Sala Picasso y Sala Miró
Sala Picasso y Sala Miró is a small art exhibition inside Sóller station at Plaça d'Espanya 6. Admission is free, and the two rooms are on the first floor facing each other: the Picasso room shows ceramics such as plates, jugs and vases, while the Miró room contains lithographs, prints, engravings and paintings. A visit takes about 10–15 minutes. Free toilets and air-conditioned rooms are available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is admission to Sala Picasso y Sala Miró free?
Yes, many reviewers state that admission is free. Sala Picasso y Sala Miró is inside Sóller station, so it can be combined easily with a train or tram journey. That makes it a practical stop if you only have a short amount of time, as no ticket purchase is needed.
Where exactly is the exhibition inside Sóller station?
The exhibition is located inside Sóller station, which some reviewers also call Can Mayol. There are two separate rooms, one for Picasso and one for Miró, positioned opposite each other. Several visitors describe it as being on the first floor of the station or tram building.
How long does a visit to Sala Picasso y Sala Miró take?
Several visitors estimate that the visit takes around 10 to 15 minutes. As there are only two small rooms, it works well as a short stop between train or tram connections. If you want to look at the works more closely, you may wish to allow a little longer.
What is displayed in the two rooms?
The Picasso room mainly shows ceramics, including plates, jugs, vases and other pottery pieces. The Miró room contains lithographs, prints, engravings and paintings, according to reviewers. One visitor also mentions around 50 Picasso works and a Miró fresco illustrating the Canticle of the Birds.
What opening hours are mentioned for Sala Picasso y Sala Miró?
The reviews mention different opening times. One visitor states 10:30 am to 6:30 pm, with exceptions on Sundays and Mondays. Others report that the rooms are closed in the off-season and reopen from February or when the train service starts again. It is worth checking the current situation locally before you go.
Is it suitable for a short stop while waiting for the train or tram?
Yes, many visitors use Sala Picasso y Sala Miró for exactly that purpose. The exhibition is small, sits inside the station building and usually takes only 10 to 15 minutes. Reviews also mention free toilets and air-conditioned rooms, which can be useful for a brief stop.
Are there toilets and is the exhibition air-conditioned?
Yes, reviewers mention free toilets on site. Several also describe the rooms as cool or air-conditioned. That can be useful if you only have 10 to 15 minutes or are making a short stop in warmer weather.
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Plaça d'Espanya, 6, 07100 Sóller
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