The best - The company and driver were extremely flexible and supportive when my circumstances changed as were the staff at Rafa's Museum. I cannot thank them enough. The best tour company for sure.

Majorca - Very nice and entertaining. It is not difficult to find as it is on the outskirts of Manacor and you can get there and park very well. It is seen in an hour calmly

YOU CAN'T MISS IT. - Do not miss this museum if you go to Mallorca. Tickets must be removed in advance. The visit is very well organized and the trophies and objects are endearing. There are always staff to inform you of any questions. In the first room there are sports games with technological simulation. All that was needed was to improve the Technical Service of the games, some were not working and update some recent data. Items in the store are expensive.

Different Museum - A place you have to visit if you like sport. Admission is 18 € per person, lasts 1h 30, and passes are every half hour. I recommend that you buy the ticket in advance, you will avoid having to wait or run out of tickets.

Nice surprise!! - We went today, we stopped by chance and it was the very pleasant surprise!! The very cool museum to go with children and try all the simulators, the adults have also enjoyed the video of values of the sport and all the material displayed. We ate there and were pleasantly surprised with the quality and price of the restaurant. The Mood super nice and all the staff willing to help you and very friendly. To finish today the Rafa Nadal tournament begins and the museum was 30% cheaper and with discounts in the store and restaurant, in addition was Fernando Verdasco and we could enjoy a tennis match... a success!!

Vamooos - As an authentic Swiss and therefore a Federian, I could not go to the house of my friend Rafa. Nice experience, the center really great and kept very well. Very kind staff, small museum ... but there is everything! It's worth it. Besides, he's still a real champion on and off the field. Vamooos.

Cute. - I state that I am not passionate, and I took my husband there because he goes crazy for Nadal, I found that the museum is really well done, with a lot of special effects, however I think the price is high for what it has to offer.

Nadal Museum and marked weekly. A lucky day. - We were on holiday in Cala Millor and it takes half an hour by car x Manacor to reach the Museum. It is easily located as it is located on the edge of town and signposted very well. You pay the ticket in the shop and receive the entry time (max.20 people); on the second floor a games room (video) with the possibility of driving an F1 car, or tennis match, downhill skiing with different degrees etc. On the first floor a roundup on the life of Rafa and his Academy and on the ground floor the sports life in videos and various cups. At the exit and snooping in the court we glimpsed several people, we went to snoop and saw Nadal in training, no chance to get close but we could stay at about 80/100 from the court. At the end of the training he came out of that street and kindly joined a few minutes to those present. Great sportsman. And a good lucky day for us. Some indications: from almost all places to stay in Palma de Mallorca there are buses (yellow/red) that practically connect the whole island and Manacor is a strategic point and therefore easily accessible. You can connect with the visit with the weekly market on Monday, also one of the most beautiful visited.

Disappointed - As a museum it is well established; as an “experience”, the playground is very much improved. Few and not all working, sir.

Watch out! - No... Don't be fooled! From 690 € per person?!? Even the 18 € per person that I paid by going there by my own means seem far too expensive!!!