The name Puigpunyent comes from the sharp shape of the UNESCO World Heritage Galatzó Mountain, which is in the Tramuntana area and is the highest mountain in the region. However, people […]
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In Majorca’s Tramuntana Mountains, which are declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, you’ll find a little town, very similar to a small town that can be found in Palestine (Holy […]
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Grape Harvest Festival at Binissale...
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Grape Harvest Festival at Binissale...
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Sep 14 – Sep 28 all-day
Binissalem is at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountain, a UNESCO heritage site, and the region gives its name to one of Majorca’s Wine Denomination of Origin. The town was[...]
Sep
19
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Sineu’s Market in Majorca
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Sineu’s Market in Majorca
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Sep 19 all-day
In 1306 King Jaume II inaugurated Sineu market and it has been open every Wednesday since. The locals visit the market mainly for live stock, fruits, vegetables, cheese, cold meats[...]
Sep
20
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Inca’s Market in Majorca
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Inca’s Market in Majorca
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Sep 20 all-day
Since the 13th century the market has been open in Inca every Thursday. This market is one of the biggest in Majorca and it is ideal to buy leather products,[...]
Sep
23
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Felanitx Market – Majorca
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Felanitx Market – Majorca
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Sep 23 all-day
Felanitx is a fairly large town situated a few miles inland from Majorca’s east coast. It takes about 20 minutes or so to get there from resorts such as Cala[...]
Sep
26
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Sineu’s Market in Majorca
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Sineu’s Market in Majorca
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Sep 26 all-day
In 1306 King Jaume II inaugurated Sineu market and it has been open every Wednesday since. The locals visit the market mainly for live stock, fruits, vegetables, cheese, cold meats[...]
