Cities
[edit]- 1 Alaró
- 2 Alcúdia — the main tourist centre in the north of Majorca, a large resort popular with families, with a well-preserved old town surrounded by a medieval wall
- 3 Inca — known for its wine cellars, and leather tanning
- 4 Sa Pobla — the main producer of garden vegetables on the island of Mallorca
Other destinations
[edit]See here below information on cities and other places which are too small to warrant a dedicated article.
Understand
[edit]Get in
[edit]In Alcudia there are ferries to Barcelona, Mahon and Ciutadella (Menorca).
From Inca and Sa Pobla there is a train connection to Palma de Mallorca and Manacor.
Get around
[edit]See
[edit]- Fundación Yannick y Ben Jakober, in Alcúdia. Modern art exhibition.
- Ermita de la Victòria, at Alcúdia. Fortified pilgrimage church with a statue of the Virgin Mary from the 15th century.
- Avenc de Son Pou, between Santa Maria del Camí and Orient. Huge, 50-m-high cave dome with strange stalactites, a hole in the teck lets in some daylight.
Do
[edit]Buy
[edit]- 1 Son Caitu (Between Inca and Llubí), ☏ +34 971 94 02 27. Olive Oil production and shop. They have tastings and guided tours.
Inca
[edit]- Menestralia (glass manufacture), Ctra. Palma-Alcudia, km 36, Campanet (north-east of Inca, on the main way Palma-Alcudia), ☏ +34 71 87 71 04, fax: +34 71 87 71 73. Big display of blown glass objects. Interesting as you will see the workshop and the craftsmen working. The factory building is also a beautiful sample of industrial archeology.
Market days
[edit]- Tuesday : Alcudia, Campanet
- Wednesday: Puerto Pollensa
- Thursday : Inca
- Friday : Binissalem
- Saturday : Alaro, Buger, Consell
- Sunday : Alcudia, Sa Pobla
Eat
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