The outer portal consists of a round arch. Originally, there used to be two lowered portals that connected with the courtyard. Nowadays, this courtyard features numerous shops. The entrance is covered by a woven ceiling. On the sides, we will find blind arches that are supported by ionic columns and capitals integrated into the walls, featuring coat of arms. Even though these coat of arms have been erased with time and are thus hardly recognisable, we can still identify the Gual-Sanglada family coat of arms, showing the typical knight helmet. A large, lowered arch connects the interior with the open, cobbled patio. After crossing the patio, we reach an area that is again covered by a woven ceiling. This is from where the staircase leads up to the three floors. At the top of the staircase, we find a dome with glass windows that dates back to the XVIIIth century. Before reaching the entrance to the upper floor, a headstone dedicated to the musician Josep Balaguer, who used to be the owner of the Casal, can be found.

The gallery was founded in 2006 in the town of Muro. It has a collection of original graphic works by the most representative artists from Spain and abroad.

The gallery Fran Reus Centre d'Art was born on December 4, 2003 in a privileged enclave in the center of Palma de Mallorca, as a space open to art and culture in which there is room for all contemporary artistic manifestations. They have an artistic collection of contemporary painting and sculpture, as well as a collection of catalogs published by the gallery itself, which are designed to be part of a collectible series.

The Galería Xavier Fiol, founded in 1989, is located in a Gothic palace in the old quarter of Palma de Mallorca. Its activities revolve around promoting the new trends in contemporary art. Disseminating the works by a group of young artists with whom it sets up collaborations with other galleries and public and private institutions is a first stage that has been underway since 1990 at international gatherings and art fairs.

This is the first Museum of Footwear and Leather in the Balearic Islands. It opened fairly recently (in March 2010) and is currently displaying a permanent exhibition of machinery and objects related to the leather industry. It also has space set aside for temporary exhibitions and for holding events such as talks and presentations. The one-storey building is a place dedicated to footwear and to the culture that has grown up around it, which is very important to the city and region. The Museum is housed in the Former Cavalry Barracks, popularly known as the General Luque Barracks. The building was designed by Francesc Roca Simó and alterations were carried out by Captain of Engineers Joaquim Coll Fuster. It was inaugurated in 1915. It is made up of a main structure and several wings which enclose a stone-paved parade ground. The façades have a symmetrical layout. The central part stands forward from the rest and features a Gothic arch leading onto the parade ground

Birthplace of the Founder of the Californian Missions and cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Mallorcan friar Junípero Serra, who was born in Petra, personally founded nine missions that became some of the most important cities in Alta California (the U.S.) over time.

The number one Blown Glass Factory of Mallorca come and see us! Our Blown Glass Factory is an open space. An open room of large dimensions in which our glassmakers work every day making glass art. In it you can find our furnaces, crucibles and arks. Furnaces that have been lit for more than 300 years. In addition, our factory is open to the public. You can come to visit us and witness first hand the process of making our products. It is a very didactic visit that not only pleases adults but also children.

Located in Alcudia, the Sa Bassa Blanca Museum (msbb) is a museum fully integrated in nature, in a protected environment and declared a biological reserve.

This gallery is located in the ground floor of a 19th century building listed as an Asset of Cultural Interest in the historic heart of Palma. It opened in 2004 and currently shares the space with the real estate agency of the same name.

The Galería Joanna Kunstmann started holding exhibitions in 1995 in a restored urban house in Santanyí, where she successfully ran the gallery for ten years. In April 2006 the gallery left that location on the coast to move to a new exhibition space in Palma. In spring 2005, the new gallery was opened in Palma’s old quarter, right next to Es Baluard Museum in the heart of the city’s new cultural hub.