One of the world's greatest Gothic churches, nothing on Mallorca is more emblematic of the island and the history, art and faith of its peoples than La Seu, the Cathedral of Mallorca. Read more about Palma Cathedral
Located in the eastern foothills of Mallorca's Tramuntana mountains, the Alfabia estate is a must visit for the scenery, the buildings and, above all, the gardens. Read more about Jardines de Alfabia
Valldemossa is a much visited and beautiful hill town with a lovely ambience and plenty of history. The approach to the town from the Palma side is rather like entering a different world. Read more about Real Cartuja de Valldemossa
The Lluc Monastery in Mallorca has been a Christian Sanctuary and place of pilgrimage for over 700 years, although most of the buildings date from the 18th century. Read more about Lluc Monastery
Very little visible architecture of the Muslim period now exists in Palma de Mallorca - the Banys Àrabes or Arab Baths are among the most important. Read more about Arab Baths
Declared as a "Natural Area of Special Interest" in 1991, the headland on Mallorca's east coast known as Punta N'Amer houses Talayotic remains and traces of occupants of the Ses Crestes and Ses Read more about Sa Punta de N'Amer Castle
The Palau de l'Almudaina in Palma de Mallorca was originally the fortress and palace of the Moorish governors some 800 years ago. Read more about Almudaina Palace
Not far from Can Picafort on Mallorca's north coast, the Finca Son Real is 395 hectares of public property. Read more about Finca Son Real
Mallorca is home to many Historic Buildings, where you can immerse yourself in the rich history of the island. Many of these buildings are still in use today, while others are archaeological remnants of peoples past.
Old religious buildings can be found all over the island and, while the magnificent Palma Cathedral is a must-see, it's well worth paying a respectful visit to even tiny village churches, often plain on the outside, but full of surprises within. For a fantastic view, visit the ruined Alaró Castle, followed by lunch at the famous lamb restaurant.
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