The exhibition “Atlàntides: Myth, Climate Crisis and Submerged Futures” is now open to visitors at the Maritime Museum of Mallorca, located in Ses Voltes (Palma). Organised by the Council of Mallorca as part of the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Festival 2026, the exhibition explores the connection between the myth of Atlantis and some of today’s greatest challenges, including climate change, rising sea levels and marine conservation.
Through cinema, art and new technologies, the exhibition invites visitors to reflect on the future of islands and coastal communities in a world shaped by the climate emergency.
When to visit the Atlàntides exhibition in Palma
- Exhibition: Atlàntides: Myth, Climate Crisis and Submerged Futures
- Location: Maritime Museum of Mallorca (Ses Voltes, Palma)
- Dates: Until 31 July 2027
- Regular opening hours: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Admission: Please check the Maritime Museum’s admission conditions
An exhibition connecting myth, cinema and climate change
The exhibition begins with the legendary story of Atlantis, examining how this ancient myth has evolved throughout history to become a powerful metaphor for today’s environmental challenges.
Curated by Júlia Mulet and produced by the Council of Mallorca through the Maritime Museum, the exhibition reflects on the vulnerability of island territories and the impact of climate change on coastlines and marine ecosystems.
What to see at the exhibition
The exhibition is divided into several themed sections showcasing how the myth of Atlantis has inspired numerous cultural expressions.
Highlights include:
- Movie posters inspired by Atlantis.
- A video game developed specifically around the mythical civilisation.
- Audiovisual resources and interactive installations.
- Content focusing on sea level rise and coastal transformation.
- Reflections on the future of coastal communities and marine conservation.
The exhibition creates a dialogue between classical mythology and contemporary environmental challenges, encouraging visitors to reflect on the future of our planet through a cultural perspective.
Extended opening hours during the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Festival
To coincide with the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Festival 2026, the Maritime Museum will extend its opening hours.
From 29 July to 2 August, the museum will also be open from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, making it easier for festival visitors to explore the exhibition.
A cultural experience reflecting on the future of the Mediterranean
The exhibition “Atlàntides: Myth, Climate Crisis and Submerged Futures” demonstrates how culture can help us understand some of the greatest challenges of the 21st century. Through cinema, history and maritime heritage, it offers a unique perspective on climate change and the future of island territories.
If you’re looking for the best exhibitions to visit in Palma during 2026 and 2027, this exhibition at the Maritime Museum of Mallorca is an excellent opportunity to discover one of the island’s most engaging cultural initiatives, combining heritage, sustainability and innovation in the heart of Palma’s historic centre.
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