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Sa Cabaneta

A small town with a ceramic production tradition. But the most famous attraction is the local distillery. The traditional drink of the Mallorca, RON AMAZONIA, is being produced there.

Portol

This place is well known as an art colony, rather than the historical and architectural place. Their ceramic products are much cheaper here than in tourist centers.

Sencelles

This area has been populated for thousands of years, as evidenced by the archaeological sites.

Great development at the beginning of the 19th century occurred by growing the wine. Unfortunately, the vineyards were destroyed by a pest, in the early 19th century. However, the area has managed to recover and we can find there the most famous vineyards in Mallorca.

One of Mallorca's most popular public figures was Sister Francinaina Cirer (1781 - 1855), blessed by Pope John Paul II. She was born right here.

Inca

Inca is the third largest city in Mallorca. We can find Roman and Muslim settlements in the city history. Inca is called the kingdom of the leather. The tradition of leather processing dates back to 1871. The Camper brand is still well known.

There is a "Leather Market" every Thursday.

The city landmark is the Santa Maria la Mayor church. You can also visit several local monasteries. Tourists are welcome.

And the recommendation for a famous restaurant? Definitely Celler Can Amer.

Selva

The town was established as an Arab farm at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains in 1232. It got the status of a town thanks to King Jaume III in 1300.

You will find an impressive church with a Gothic façade on the main square, Placa Mayor. The square hosts a traditional market with local products every Wednesday.

Creu de Valella is also a well-known piece of the town’s historical architecture. The baroque cross was officially declared of cultural significance in 1963. You can still see the eight figures carved into niches around its base.

Parc Etnologic

This ethnological park interprets the traditional ancient buildings associated with the rural life in the Tramuntana mountains. It was inaugurated in 2002. It covers an area of 3000 m2 and includes the reconstruction of the most important ethnological elements of the Caimari area. Also the rest of the surrounding towns and villages of the Tramuntana Mountains. The exhibition provides an insight into the shops that were connected with them and have now disappeared.

Pollenca

A small town just a few kilometers from the Port De Pollensa. Town of narrow streets, stunning main square, many cafes, restaurants and bars.

You can see many artists all around the city. Writers and musicians are looking for some inspiration there.

The city’s landmark is the old Roman bridge, El Ponte Roma and the main square Placa Mayor.

You can climb 365 steps to the El Calvari tower, or take part in a never ending debate with the locals. Historical attacks by pirates are a famous topic.

Reserva Natural de s ´Albufereta

The coastal wetland of s'Albufereta is one of the Pollenca Bay jewels. Both for its special landscape and for the ornithological and botanical values it has. The reservation covers an area of 211 hectares.

Alcuida

This port is a very popular holiday destination. It has clean beaches, clear water and many hotels and restaurants.

There are many cafés, bars, stylish boutiques and local shops in the pedestrian area.

Local markets are also very famous. They are held every Tuesday and Sunday. There is also the smallest Roman amphitheater in Spain.

Parc Natural de s ´Albufereta

These wetlands and grasslands make up the largest and most important wetlands in the Balearic Islands. They cover an area of 1700 hectares. It was declared a National Park in 1988.

Can Picafort

A typical seaside town. It differs from the others by a kilometer long promenade lined with statues sitting in the water.

If you are visiting the town during one of the summer festivals, live concerts or sporting events, such as catching rubber ducks in the sea, you will definitely have fun.

Muro

Architecture and history lovers will certainly appreciate the buildings such as the churches of Sant Joan Baptista and Santa Anna.

Muro offers to see the Museo Etnologico de Muro with examples of traditional rural life in Mallorca, in different historical periods. It is based in a 17th-century house in Calle Mayor. You will find there examples of traditional ceramics.

Muro, these days, is mainly about tourism and agriculture. Local wines are famous as well.

Sineu

Sineu is a deep historical town. The Romans called it Sinium, while the Arabs called it Yiynau. A palace was built in Sineu, during the era of King Jaume II. It was the residence of many Majorca kings. This palace is now being used as a monastery.

Sineu is a small rural town nowadays, but still with many marks of this golden age. On a peaceful walk through the old parts of the city, you will find many ancient family houses and monuments.

The top of local architecture is definitely the parish church. This large ancient church has an impressive bell tower with seven levels.

The local main square, Plaza Des Fossar, has many cafés, where you can relax and soak up the charming atmosphere.

Lloret de Vistalegre

You will find here some of the most famous views of the island. Windmills, almond fields and historic stone farms. It is a popular cycling stop on the way through the quiet center of Mallorca. Gastronomic fairs, nature days and sports tournaments attract locals and tourists every year. The main monument is the Virgin Mary monastery.

Cave Cova d'en Dainat is located in the Sa Comuna forest in Lloret and is one of the best-preserved caves in Mallorca. It shows the first settlements from the Bronze Age. King Jaume I. donated the estate to Benigalip Ponç Olzet and five knights of Manresa. The area was known as Manresa until the 16th century.

You will find a master of fireworks here. Pirotecnia Jorda company is the largest specialist in fireworks.

Pina

Pina is a small town. It is named after the hero Ferdinand Pina from the conquest battles. Its main attractions are the churches of San Cosme and San Damian, the Cross and Convent.

Algaida

Algaida has a population of 4,500. The origin of the name can be found in Arabic. It means "base".

The first written records date back to 1232. The city's sights are the Mare de Déu de la Pau de Catellitx, pilgrimage chapel and several windmills. The city also has the oldest glass blowing factory in Mallorca. You can still see the local glassmakers producing art objects in the workshop of the Gordiola family.