Son Marroig was the property of the Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Florence who fell in love with Mallorca in the mid 19th Century. An early...

The Church of Sant Joan Baptista dates back to the 15th Century but it was rebuilt after a fire in the mid 18th Century. Next...

Robert Graves lived in this house in Deia for many years before he died in 1985. The house has been refurbished and you can see...

Deia Archaeological Museum and Research Centre was founded in 1962 by the American painter and archaeologist William Waldren. Occupying a converted mill, the museum displays...

Cala de Deia is a small, picturesque cove with a shingle beach surrounded by steep, jagged cliffs. A narrow road descends through a wooded ravine...

The Monastery of Miramar was founded in 1276 by King Jaime 11 for Ramon Llull and it was to be a missionary school where monks...

Catalina Thomas is Mallorca`s patron saint and she was born in Valldemossa in 1531. A peasant girl, she became a nun when she was 23...

The peak of Es Teix rises to 1,064 metres and it is part of a wild mountain range between Valdemossa and Deia. Although the lower...

The Municipal Museum of Valldemossa is located in the former monastery and in its rooms are works of art by famous Spanish and International painters...

The small mountain town of Valldemossa is forever linked with the female French writer George Sand who wrote a book entitled A Winter in Mallorca....

Costa Nord is s cultural centre opened by the American actor Michael Douglas who owns an estate near Valldemossa. At the centre you can watch...

Port de Valldemossa is a small, attractive fishing village lying a few miles north of Valldemossa. Located in a narrow bay and surrounded by rugged...

The Jardins d` Alfabia are beautiful gardens on an estate rhat was originally a Muslim residence. Very little remains from the 14th Century but there...

The Balearic Museum of Natural Science occupies a 19th Century mansion and it contains both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Displays include a collection of Mallorcan...

A delightful way to travel from Soller to Port de Soller is to board the tram for the three mile journey. It passes through the...

Soller Museum houses a fascinating collection of exhibits in an 18th Century town house which was restored in the 1950s. There is an archaeology exhibition...

Plaza Constitucio is an attractive square with trees, fountains and cafes in the centre of Soller. On one side is the neo-Gothic Church of San...

Cap Gros lighthouse stands guard at the inlet to Port de Soller. It can be reached by a walk of about one hour from Port...

Olives have been grown on Mallorca since they were introduced by the Romans, who called the oil `liquid gold`. Although at one time there were...

Museu de la Mar is perched on the top of a cliff between the harbour and the sea. From its site are magnificent views. The...