The Most Interesting Historical Places in Palma de Mallorca

Once the residence of a Moorish viceroy, Jardines de Alfabia now represents a cultural monument of outstanding beauty. The complex includes a

Experience the most important pilgrimage site on Mallorca, Santuari de Lluc. Founded in the 13th century after a Moorish shepherd found a sta

Built originally as a royal residence Royal Carthusian Monastery (Real Cartuja) was converted into a monastery in 1399 and is now a museum. T

King James I signed the Treaty of Capdepera at Castell de Capdepera, giving this castle major historic significance for the Balearic archipel

The sandstone buildings on the summit of were once a convent and chapel. The location offered the nuns solitude and views to accompany their

Teatre Ròma offers a peek at Roman life in 123 BCE. You can see remains of an amphitheater, the forum, and residential homes. This Roman city

Al cim del Puig de Randa hi trobam el Santuari de Cura. Es tracta d’un indret molt bell i acollidor. Hi destaquen: el portal forà; la plaça;