Despite the thunderstorm it was well worth a visit , the museum was very well labelled and laid out. The gardens were laid out in small garden section sfor different types of areas, mountains, coastal etc. Gives you plenty of ideas.

Probably boring if you expect a huge landscaped garden, but very interesting if you want to see plants growing in their natural habitats.

You'd just drive past if you didn't chance to spot it or the little sign but the botanical gardens (for that is what they are) are a real treasure trove of Mallorquean natural history. Upon entering there is a small museum and fascinating library recording the cataloging work done over the last couple of centuries to document the flora and... More

I spent a happy morning wandering around this garden and would recomment it the pond is wonderful as are the cacti

It would appear that October is not a good month to visit the Botanical Gardens as any colour that may be there earlier in the year had gone. The gardens had become rather neglected with plenty of weeds.

It was an excellent collection of plants and an ideal place to educate oneself in the indigenous flora of the region before venturing further afield. The museum was excellent and beautifully curated