What to do in Marratxí
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Its social importance Until the mid-19th century, the village of Pla de na Tesa did not have its own church. Around 1857, the owner of Son Alegre, one of the most important estates in the area, promoted the construction of...
For years now, on the last weekend in May, an exhibition of classic and antique vehicles has been organized together with a flea market for buying and selling. This event has become a national point of reference for all those...
A flour windmill is the building where the Museu del Fang is located. The Town Council of Marratxí acquired the building in 1977, but it was not until 2002 that it was refurbished and opened as the Fang Museum. A...
Brandy and Premium gin are the star products of Bodegues Suau. These wineries are committed to innovation. Their latest creation is an 8-year-old brandy with a touch of macerated oranges. A unique flavour in great demand in the United States....
Day and hours: Tuesday from 8:00 AM to 13:00 PM Location: Pla de Na Tesa, Plaça de l’Església. Day and time: Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 13:00 PM Location: Sa Cabana, Plaça Cabana. Day and time: Thursday from 8:00 AM...
Gaudeix d'unes vistes privilegiades de la Serra de Tramuntana i connecta de ple amb la naturalesa.
Cal Secretari Vell disposa de quatre habitacions dobles, saló amb xemeneia, menjador, sala de lectura, terrasses, 2.500 metres de jardins i muntanya, piscina i aparcament.
Camino de la Cimentera, its name comes from the fact that it is the road where raw materials were transported to the cement works. On the same path you will find an old circular stone oven. Jardín d’en Ferrer path,...
The emblematic shops are a symbol and expression of the identity of Marratxí, establishments that have managed to stand the test of time. For this reason, we want to help increase awareness of them because they form part of the...
Vineyards, almond and olive trees surround Es Molí de Son Maiol, a restored country house with splendid views of the Serra de Tramuntana. It has a capacity for 8 people, with 4 bedrooms (3 double and 1 twin). All of...
The first weekend in November is the Autumn Fair, a fair that attracts thousands of visitors. The arrival of autumn is celebrated and the traditions and crafts of the municipality are exhibited.
Church of Sant Marçal The first known church that existed in Marratxí was in the 13th century, years after the conquest by Jaume I. It belonged to Santa Maria del Camí and was dedicated to Sancta Maria de Barraxino. A...
Collecting groundwater has always been a priority in Mallorca, where water resources are scarce. For this reason, as we move away from the mountains, we find an abundant number of wells scattered all over the island, most of which are...
S’Escorxador is a space that has been recovered by the City Council, especially as an art exhibition centre. In addition, you can also find the ceramics school.
Distribuciones Túnel, formerly known as Bodegas Túnel, is a family-run wine and liquor distribution company founded in 1986 and located in Marratxí. It has become one of the largest distributors in the Balearic Islands. Dry, sweet or mixed herbs Herbs...
If you are passionate about art or architecture, you have a mandatory visit to the different churches of Marratxí. Each of them has a different style and a story that characterizes them. Sant Marçal, a Baroque-style church where the carving...
In Pla de na Tesa, specifically in the church square, Sant Antoni celebrates the beneïdes, a traditional religious festival that consists of the blessing of animals, which are usually pets.
The Llet d’Ametla (almond milk) fair is organized every year in mid-December. It is a tradition that is still alive thanks to four families who keep the mills that produce this milk.
