One of the highlights of the gardens is its collection of contemporary sculptures, many acquired by the March family, renowned patrons of the arts. Strategically placed among the greenery, these artworks create a powerful dialogue between nature and contemporary art. Works by internationally recognised artists make Sa Torre Cega a truly unique space where creativity and landscape coexist in perfect harmony. The residence that gives the gardens their name, Sa Torre Cega, began life as a coastal defence tower. Over the centuries, it has been adapted and now showcases Mallorcan architecture with touches of modernism. Today, it remains private property under the Bartolomé March Foundation, though parts of the gardens are open to the public — allowing visitors to experience this exceptional setting. In addition to being a popular tourist attraction, the gardens host cultural events such as concerts and exhibitions, contributing to the island’s vibrant cultural life. The blend of nature, history, and contemporary art makes the Gardens of Sa Torre Cega a landmark destination in Mallorca, where time slows down and beauty is revealed in every corner.