Guided Tour Caixaforum Palma 2025 – Tour In Palma

Step into the captivating world of Palma's architectural heritage with the Guided Tour CaixaForum Palma. Housed in the iconic Gran Hotel building, this experience takes you back to 1903 when Mallorca's first modern hotel opened its doors in stunning Modernist style. Designed by a renowned architect, the structure has witnessed a century of transformations, from luxurious hospitality to its rebirth in 1993 as a vibrant cultural center by the la Caixa Foundation. Every second Wednesday of the month through December 2025 at 6 PM, you'll journey through time, exploring the building's intricate details, renovations, and restorations that blend early 20th-century elegance with contemporary cultural life in Palma.

Dive deep into the history and cultural significance of Modernism as your expert guide unveils hidden stories behind the ornate facades, grand interiors, and innovative features. Marvel at the architectural gems that define Palma's skyline, learning how the Gran Hotel evolved from a symbol of luxury tourism to an accessible hub for art, exhibitions, and events open to all. This isn't just a tour—it's a narrative adventure tracing Palma's evolution, perfect for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts eager to connect with Mallorca's rich past amid its sunny Mediterranean charm.

Whether you're a local rediscovering Palma's treasures or a visitor seeking authentic cultural immersion, the tour's intimate atmosphere fosters a sense of discovery in one of the city's most treasured landmarks. Picture strolling through sunlit halls, absorbing tales of glamour and reinvention while surrounded by the buzz of modern cultural energy. Ideal for curious minds of all ages looking to enrich their Mallorca stay with meaningful insights.

Join us every second Wednesday—practical tips include arriving early via Palma's efficient bus network or parking nearby. Secure your spot for this enlightening experience and let the stories of CaixaForum Palma inspire your next adventure on the island. Don't miss out on Palma's architectural heartbeat!