What to do in Marratxí
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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...
Sweet rum is one of the most typical drinks in Mallorca and has been produced in Marratxí since 1982 thanks to the Limsa company. A company with a long tradition that produces anisette, liqueurs and rum. Nowadays, they produce more...
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.
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...
The Mallorcan Bernat Vallori had the idea of creating a perfume with the fragrance of almond trees, as his mother and godmother had already done to create their own perfumes. The creator wanted to keep the characteristic scent of the...
In Marratxí you cannot miss one of the most interesting routes through the artisans’ workshops, called the fang route. Here you will find pots and all kinds of utensils made from clay. We recommend that you complement it with a...
Every March the Fira del Fang is held in Marratxí, a place where you can find all kinds of ceramic pieces (decorative, toys, for the kitchen, etc.). It is a venue that hosts local potters, from the peninsula and some...
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...
The patron saint festivities of Marratxí are held on 30th June. It is the most important festival in the municipality and one of the first summer festivals in Mallorca.
Photograph loaned by CEIP Gabriel Janer Manila During the 18th century, also known as the century of the Enlightenment, a new concept of education began, understood as the basis of the future society. Around this movement of European reformism, led...
The 16th of July is the day of the Virgen María del Carme and for the last 10 years, different events have been organized in Pòrtol to celebrate it.
At the end of the 19th century, the village of Pont d’Inca already had more than 400 inhabitants. Even so, it did not have its own church, which is why the inhabitants of Pont d’Inca had to go to mass,...
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...
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 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.
HISTORY The walls of the Forn del Pla de na Tesa preserve 125 years of a rich family history that, generation after generation, has preserved tradition and artisanal excellence, becoming an emblematic business for the municipality of Marratxí. On July...
