Applications are now being accepted for grants to restore and preserve Mallorca's historical heritage

This Tuesday, the Consell de Mallorca is launching a call for grant applications for the restoration and preservation of properties that form part of the island’s historical heritage, covering the 2026–2028 multi-year period, with a budget of nearly 2 million euros. Specifically, the call for applications is divided into three annual installments of nearly 664,000 euros. Of each annual installment, 125,000 euros are allocated to businesses and approximately 539,000 euros to individuals.

Interested individuals and organizations may submit their applications from this Wednesday, November 11, through November 25, both dates inclusive, according to a statement released by the institution.

The grants, which are awarded on a competitive basis, are intended to provide financial support for construction projects and conservation, consolidation, restoration, or rehabilitation work on buildings that form part of Mallorca’s historical heritage, with the aim of ensuring their preservation, restoration, and promotion.

The maximum amount per beneficiary is 120,000 euros for a property designated as a Site of Cultural Interest in the category of historic monument or garden, and 80,000 euros in all other cases.

Private individuals and legal entities—whether for-profit or nonprofit—as well as unincorporated groups, communities of property, homeowners’ associations, and hereditary communities that own, possess, or hold real rights over properties that are part of the island’s historical heritage are eligible for this assistance. Only one application may be submitted per person and per property. Publicly owned properties and those owned by the Church are excluded.