Sa Torre Cega

Sa Torre Cega is a stunning 1915 villa whose name traces back to a defensive tower that once stood on the same grounds. What makes it genuinely special is the sprawling garden, which doubles as an open-air museum with over 40 sculptures from the Fundación Bartolomé March collection scattered throughout. It's the kind of place where history and contemporary art collide in a way you don't expect, making it worth carving out real time for rather than a quick walk-through.