Streets squares and districts to visit Balearic Islands

Among other things, it extends above the plaza Ramón Llull and consists of narrow streets, mostly pentues, and surrounded by old stone houses.

By visiting the church square, an explanatory sign shows important places such as the church Santa Maria.

Dominated by the famous Chartreuse who gave her his name. You will be able to refresh yourself in the shade of the plane plane at the terraces of the cafés and restaurants surrounding it, while admiring the strange facade of Chartreuse at the portal of entry filled.

Although it is much smaller than its namesake in Barcelona, many florists exhibit their bouquets.

In Muro, the 7 000 th century church, Gothic style, the ethnological museum (closed on Monday), or the oratory of La Sang (th century) will interest lovers of history.

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.

Ideally located opposite the Dalt Vila, the quays of Marina Botafoch allow you to appreciate the upper city as a whole, day and night. To reach the luxurious Marina Botafoch (located in the Paseo Marítimo area) from the old districts of La Marina (in the city centre, with Dalt Vila in your back), you just have to walk along the quays for a short half an hour. Pleasant, especially in the evenings in the summer, when the bars come alive.