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One of the most wonderful gardens in the world.

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Turn your event into an unforgettable experience.

A historic house, a charming garden, and the perfect setting to celebrate weddings and events.

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Visiting the Jardines de Alfabia in Mallorca is one of the best cultural activities to do in the Balearic Islands. These are wonderful gardens and a house that holds valuable historical elements.

The gardens have been wisely integrated into their natural surroundings. The variety of styles achieves a harmony that is hard to come by. In front of the main façade, the palm trees rise solemn and majestic, indifferent to the passing of time.

In the house, time has left its mark from every era, and the final ensemble remains balanced. The evolution of the house of Alfabia is a model of respect for the past, an example of preservation and innovation.

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Pet-friendly

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Train stop nearby

Open from 14 February to 31 October

Every day from 09:30 to 18:30*

*Last entry 1 hour before closing.

General Admission

€10


Groups

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Residents in Mallorca

€5


Children under 12 years

Free


Photo‑shoot fee (Professional/Non‑professional)

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*Last ticket sold 60 min before closing.
*Self‑guided visit; guide not included.
*Applies only to senior associations, schools and Mallorca residents with ID.

*Discounts cannot be combined.
*Minimum photo‑shoot fee is €500 + VAT (tailored quote).

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Ctra. Palma – Sóller, Km 17.

Bunyola – Mallorca.

 

 

From Palma

 

By bus

Line 204 Palma – Sóller – Palma

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By the Sóller Train

The Sóller Train stops at Jardines de Alfabia, offering a unique experience visiting a dreamlike place aboard an early 20th‑century train.

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From Sóller

On the Sóller Train from the Art Deco station in Sóller or the railway station located in Plaza de España.

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Jardines de Alfabia, the best location for your wedding or event.



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For better preservation of the heritage and its surroundings, picnicking is not allowed inside the premises.

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Due to the terrain’s orography and the gardens’ architecture, they are not adapted for people with reduced mobility.

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We recommend checking the opening hours before your visit, as closing times may change.

What our visitors say

Discover the experiences and emotions of those who have walked through the Jardines de Alfabia. Their words reflect the magic, history, and beauty that this unique place evokes in every visitor.

An oasis of tranquility and good taste

An impressive manor house with gardens and an incredible setting — peaceful, easy parking… just perfect to enjoy.
Everything is well maintained, and you can follow an audio guide via QR code. If you visit the gardens calmly, taking lots of photos, enjoying the surroundings, the many fountains, birds, fish… then stop for a drink at the bar and explore the Palace and its rooms (old olive press, stables…), you’ll easily spend two hours without realizing.
Entrance: €9 worth it.

Argualas2019

For those who love discovering antiques!

Highly recommended! A peaceful and beautiful place. We plan to come back with the kids. Inside the gardens, there’s an area with small animals.

Marinka M

Architecture and Nature

A quiet and highly recommended place for nature lovers. The gardens are beautiful, with fountains and full of koi fish and other species. There are many types of trees and plants.
What stood out to me most were the stables and the press area with the original stones used to make olive oil. The stalls remain intact with all their tools. The house has a stunning façade, a Mudejar-style vaulted ceiling, lots of paintings, and shows what life was like back then.
There are also animals: turkeys, hens, goats…
Honestly, I loved it all and I recommend it.

NikodistaD4

A place you don’t want to leave

Spacious gardens, even more beautiful in summer when everything is in bloom. The house, with its rich history, is also well worth a visit. The grounds are well maintained, and the €9 entry fee feels well spent.

Britta N