Son Marroig
Son Marroig is a house museum and art venue on the Ma-10 near Deià, Mallorca. Adult admission is reported at 4 €, with children under 12 entering free; one parking report gives 1 € for 45 minutes. A visit usually takes 30 minutes to 1 hour, and the site is reached by car, while bus access is described as difficult. Opening times are limited and one report says the museum is closed on Sundays; there is also a restaurant next door from 12:00.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is admission to Son Marroig?
According to several visitor reports, admission for adults costs 4 € per person. Children under 12 are often said to enter free of charge. In many cases, the garden is included in the ticket, so the house-museum and outdoor area can be visited together.
How long does a visit to Son Marroig usually take?
Several visitors report that around 30 minutes to 1 hour is enough for Son Marroig. If you only want to see the main areas, the garden and the view of Sa Foradada, the visit is often over quite quickly. Of course, if there is an event or you take a longer break in the restaurant, your stay can be longer.
Are there parking spaces at Son Marroig?
Yes, visitors report parking options near Son Marroig. One review mentions 1 € for 45 minutes, while others also mention free parking. As spaces can be limited in high season, arriving early is practical. The access road is also described as narrow and winding.
Is Son Marroig open on Sundays?
According to one visitor report, the museum is closed on Sundays. The official website lists sections such as “Horario” and “Conciertos”, which suggests that opening times may vary by season or event. It is best to check the current times on the website or by phone at +34 971 639 158 before visiting.
Do you need to book Son Marroig in advance?
For a normal visit, the available information does not mention any compulsory advance booking. Some visitors report simply turning up and going in, while others on excursions only had a short 30-minute time slot. For concerts, weddings or special events, it makes sense to check availability in advance.
What is the best way to get to Son Marroig?
Son Marroig is in Deià and, according to visitor reports, is easiest to reach by car or taxi. One review says it is about 10 more minutes of driving from Valldemossa. Getting there by bus is described as more difficult, and walking can take considerably longer depending on your starting point.
Is Son Marroig more worth it for the views or as a museum?
Son Marroig is often described as a combination of house-museum, garden and viewpoint. Visitors especially mention the sea views, Sa Foradada and the sunset as the main highlights. At the same time, there are historic rooms with furniture, books and mementoes of Archduke Luis Salvador.
Is there a restaurant or toilets on site?
Visitor reports mention a restaurant or café right next to Son Marroig, said to open from 12:00. Drinks are also mentioned. There is no verified information in the available data about toilets, so it is best to ask on site or by phone at +34 971 639 158.
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Location
Ma-10, 07179 Deià
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