Tucked away beneath the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, just a short drive from Palma, House of Son Amar is a spectactular not to be missed.

This 16th-century Mallorcan estate has undergone a glittering transformation—think crumbling stone meets state-of-the-art stagecraft, with a cocktail in hand and a flamenco beat pulsing through the warm Mediterranean air.

Once a private manor, today it plays host to Mallorca’s most visually stunning productions. It’s here that old-world grandeur collides with Cirque du Soleil-style theatrics, and guests are invited to indulge in a multi-sensory experience that blurs the lines between history, high fashion, and hedonism.

Choose from two jaw-dropping spectacles

EXHIBIT is the adults-only darling of the lineup—bold, modern, and unapologetically glamorous. Expect aerialists, contemporary dance, and an electric soundtrack, all delivered in a sleek, futuristic theatre that wouldn’t feel out of place in Vegas.

Ohalá is family-friendly and full of whimsy—a dreamy journey through music, light, and Mediterranean mythology that captures the imagination of all ages.

Come for the Show, Stay for the Soirée

Arrive early to sip cocktails in the fairy-lit courtyard, where fountains sparkle and live music drifts through the air.

Tables are laid beneath the stars, and the estate’s olive trees whisper stories of centuries gone by.

Dinner here is a theatrical experience in itself. Think Iberian sharing platters, slow-cooked meats, and refined wines served with flair.

VIP guests are treated to elevated tasting menus and front-row views—though honestly, it seems like there isn’t a bad seat in the house.

And when the final curtain falls? Head to Edén, the alfresco lounge-slash-club where DJs spin late into the night and the cava flows freely.

The Details

Where: Ctra. Palma – Sóller, km 10.8, 07193 Bunyola, Mallorca
When to go: Summer evenings are prime time. Arrive by 6:30pm to wander the gardens and grab a golden-hour cocktail.
Dress code: Chic Mediterranean—floaty dresses, linen shirts, and something to dance in.
Booking tip: Snag a VIP ticket for dinner + front-row action. Worth it.