The most beautiful shrines and pilgrimage sites to visit Spain

The Sanctuary of Lluc, located in the town of Escorca, is an important pilgrimage site in the heart of Majorca. The shrine's website offers a calendar of events and practical information for visitors. The sanctuary also has a hospedería where visitors can stay and enjoy services such as free wifi and early check-in. The rooms offer a unique experience with their own history and charm. Visitors can also take advantage of the many services and facilities offered by the sanctuary and its surroundings. Unique experiences include hikes in the Serra de Tramuntana, bike rides and stargazing. The sanctuary is also home to the Sa Fonda restaurant, specializing in typical Mallorcan gastronomy. The Sanctuary of Lluc is a place that combines faith, culture and nature, offering visitors a complete and enriching experience.

About 2 km north of the historic center (city bus # 6), this white chapel houses a lovely painting representing the Virgin, patron of the city; it also presents earthenware (made by Daniel Zuloaga) directing Christopher Columbus' visit to the sanctuary, as well as muobar portals. From there, the view of the city, the Odiel and its swamps is impregnable. We'll also love to walk in his beautiful gardens.

Built in the eighteenth century, it is located on the road of Manacor, at the exit of Petra. At 317 m above sea level, the Saint-Germain was built with a palms and cypress driveway. It offers a magnificent circular view on the coasts of Pollença and Alcúdia.

The small road crosses a deep countryside, cut small stone walls, then arrive at the hamlet of Santa Eulalia, a real anthropological relic. Discovered in 1926 and declared a national monument artistic by 1931, this small romanesque building was probably built in the 4th century, but do not know that with a purposes. The church houses fine frescoes depicting of the fantastic birds surrounded by vegetation. A magical and enchanting.