Tourist Attractions & Monuments Balearic Islands

Located in the town of Sóller, on the island of Mallorca, Spain, the Port de Sóller Municipal Tourist Office is an essential tourist information point for visitors. Visitors can obtain information on local attractions, activities, events and accommodation. Whether planning a stay or looking for last-minute information, the Port de Sóller Municipal Tourist Office is a useful place for travelers.

Set of caves modified at the time of talayotique. They served as a haven for sailors and fishermen.

A cave discovered in the 1970 s, while the owner attempted to dig a well. Today, you can visit it by appointment.

Known as the Torre del Pirata ("pirate tower", this nickname comes from a new one of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez, Los muertos mandan (Les Morts command, 1909), this tower stands on a cliff facing the islets of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell, offering an absolutely splendid panorama. Its construction was completed in 1763 to protect the coastline from the attacks coming from Algeria. To access it, you will have to leave your car on the road of Cala d'Hort and follow the path to the cliffs. The walk takes about 30 minutes.

It was built in the th century. His bell is attributed to Francisco de Herrera. The dome is of plateresque style.

This museum traces the Sóller story, once isolated from the rest of the island by the Tramuntana, which then turned to the sea to become the most open village in Majorca, in communication with the outside world. Old photos, calligraphy…

By taking the road leading from Lluch to Pollensa, you can enjoy absolutely magnificent karst landscapes.

It is located in the street of the same name. A beautiful example of Baroque style. The portal dates back to 1683. The th century altarpiece is due to the Majorquine school.

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.

From Santa Cruz (Gothic), San Nicholas (th century), San Jaume, San Miguel and Sainte-Marguerite, as well as Santa Margarita Tomás Convent (th century) and San Pedro San Bernardo Hospital, remarkable for its patio.

This cultural center offers contemporary art exhibitions and a small bookshop. The center is located at Carrer de Can Verí, 3, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain. The center can be reached by public transport or by car. For those wishing to visit nearby attractions, there are several restaurants and cafés in the vicinity.

Open from 11 am to 13 pm and from 18 pm to 21 pm and Saturday morning. Closed on Sunday. Under the arcades, at the foot of the walls.

The passage through the village of Santa Margarita seems obliged if you go to Artà. But you can also visit Petra on the Route road. In this case, especially if you do not think of visiting Menorca, you will pass through the village of Ariany, where there are talayotiques villages. A talayot is a kind of tower built with huge non stones. With an average diameter of 15 m, the talayot could reach 8 m high.

Inca is considered one of the island's most important cities in terms of population. Inca's history dates back to the time of the Talayots, when it was occupied by the Romans until the 5th century. During Muslim rule, it was known as "Inkàn", and traces of this Arab presence can still be seen today, notably in the underground water drainage systems. At the beginning of the 20th century, Inca enjoyed a period of prosperity thanks to the advent of the train and the installation of gas, which led to the development of the leather industry, particularly shoe manufacturing. Inca is also known for its weekly market, considered to be one of the most important in Mallorca, and for its cellars which have been converted into restaurants where you can sample regional cuisine and typical dry cookies. Its historical heritage includes the church of Santa María la Mayor, the ancient convent of Sant Domingo, the convent of Sant Francesc and the monastery of Sant Bartomeu.

This exhibition room depends on the La Caixa Foundation. Exhibitions and workshops are organized there.

The Oficina Municipal d'Información Turística de Magaluf is a tourist information point located in Calvià, in the Balearic Islands, Spain. It offers a wide range of services to help visitors plan their stay in Magaluf. Visitors can obtain information on local attractions, activities, restaurants and accommodation. The staff at the tourist office are knowledgeable and friendly, and speak several languages, including English and French. They provide maps and brochures to help visitors explore the area.