Visit Son Marroig Estate, Deià
On the Tramuntana coast near Deià, Son Marroig was the beloved estate of Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria, who devoted his life to studying and championing the Balearics. The house is preserved as a museum, with period furniture and the Archduke's collections. In its romantic gardens stands the famous Templete — a small temple of white Carrara marble — a mirador that frames the view down to the Sa Foradada peninsula and its natural rock arch. The clifftop setting is especially memorable at sunset, looking out over the sea. Admission is €4 for adults (€3 for groups over 20); children up to 12 enter free. It opens Monday to Saturday, roughly 09:30–14:00 and 15:30–16:30, closed Sundays, and the visit takes about 30–45 minutes.
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WHAT HAPPENS
The shape of it
The Archduke's house-museum
Son Marroig was the beloved estate of Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria; the house is preserved as a museum with period furniture and his collections.
The marble Templete
In the romantic gardens stands a small temple of white Carrara marble, a mirador framing the view down to the Sa Foradada peninsula and its natural rock arch.
Sunset over Sa Foradada
The clifftop setting on the Tramuntana coast is especially memorable at sunset, looking out over the sea and the pierced headland of Sa Foradada.
FROM THE FLOOR
What you're walking into
SCHEDULE
When to go
Year-round
GOOD TO KNOW
Before you go
Admission is €4 for adults (€3 for groups over 20); children up to 12 enter free.
Open Monday to Saturday, roughly 09:30–14:00 and 15:30–16:30; closed Sundays. The visit takes about 30–45 minutes.
The estate sits on the Ma-10 between Valldemossa and Deià (PK 65.5).
VENUE
Where you’ll be
Museum
