Did you know that the first pots, were made of white clay and red earth and were used for cooking and preserving food? It is a tradition that has endured through the centuries. Food tastes different when cooked in a...
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...
This tower that we can see on the façade is part of an old flour windmill, popularly known as the Molino de ca’n Pere Antoni. In the same way, very close to this one, we also find the Molino des...
Gastronomy and Ceramics Fair in Marratxí Fang Cuina is an initiative to promote the cuisine of Marratxí combined with clay. Do you dare to make any of these recipes?
Son Caulelles conserva els detalls més característics de les cases de Mallorca. Ideal per desconnectar enmig de la naturalesa amb totes les comoditats i serveis que us mereixeu.
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....
Origin of sundials One of mankind’s oldest concerns has been to measure time. Observing the cycles in the movement of the moon, the stars and the sun allowed us to order and divide this element which, paradoxically, seems indefinable. The...
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.
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...
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...
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.
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...
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.
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...
Sa Rua de Marratxí is the first parade and has the honour of inaugurating the carnival festivities in Mallorca. A festival of costumes, music, laughter and colour. Pòrtol, Sa Cabaneta and Sant Marçal are the towns through which the rua...
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.
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...
Every year, Portol celebrates the Burial of the Sardine, an act that imitates the funerals that took place in the past. This symbolically marks the end of the Marratxí carnival and the beginning of Lent. The protagonist of this particular...
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...
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