Horaris

Summer opening times (from 1 Juny to 15 September)

Monday to Saturday: from 9.00 to 14.00 h.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday: from 17.00 to 20.20 h.

Closed Tuesday and Sunday.

 

Winter Opening times (from 16 September to 31 May)

Monday to Saturday: from 9.00 to 14.00 h.

Thrusday, Friday and Saturday: from 17.00 to 19.30 h.

Sunday: from 10.30 to 13.00 h.

Closed Tuesday

Free entry

 

Molí d'en Fraret (ethnological section)

Monday, Friday and Saturday from 9.30 to 13.30

Free entry

 

Location and contact

Indications

What's on

Be up to date with our activities, workshops and temporary exhibitions

La veu dels joves en el museu

Activitats


Hackeig en Marxa

 Desbarata el teu Museu local

Exposició "XXVII Premi Ciutat de Manacor d'arts plàstiques"

Exposicions temporals


Del 12 d'octubre al 3 de novembre.

A la primera planta.

Oxirrinc. El llegat del nostre passat

Visites


EXPOSICIÓ TEMPORAL

OXIRRINC. EL LLEGAT DEL NOSTRE PASSAT

Els betlems del Museu d'Història de Manacor

Exposicions temporals


ELS BETLEMS DEL MUSEU D’HISTÒRIA DE MANACOR

Learn

Enjoy learning with our didactic activities

Discover

Explore the history of Manacor and surroundings with our permanent exhibitions

Be a member

Be a member of Associació d'Amics del Museu

Under the auspices of the Association, all types of activities are promoted throughout the year. From October to June, we organize a monthly excursion to help people get to know the museums, collections, and heritage of the Balearic Islands, one of the objectives of this Association.

During the summer months, from July to September, we offer the Ciclo de las Musas , outdoor evening activities which invite people to use the museum as a cultural meeting ground. The inspiration for this cycle are the muses of classical antiquity which inform our various activities: theatre, dance, history, astronomy, poetry, etc.

More information
Be a member of Associació d'Amics del Museu
Accessibility

Accessibility

The Manacor Museum of History can be visited throughout the whole of its ground floor, although the first floor, where temporary exhibits are developed, is not prepared for visits.

The museum does not have a lift.