Discover Bunyola
A TOWN FULL OF CORNERS TO DISCOVER
Idiosyncrasy of the municipality of Bunyola
RICH AND DIVERSE COMMUNITY
Bunyola is the perfect place to discover the flavors of Mallorca. Here you can buy typical products of the island, such as sobrassada, empanadas, organically produced fruit and vegetables or even traditional beer made in the municipality itself.
BUNYOLA
CORE BUNYOLA
Bunyola is a picturesque mountain town surrounded by the Serra de Tramuntana. Its cobbled streets and beautiful facades will make you discover the beauty and tradition preserved in Mallorca's inland villages. A perfect place to disconnect from the routine, breathe fresh air and get lost in magnificent gardens.
PALMANYOLA
PALMANYOLA
In Palmanyola, history merges with nature and modernity. In the heart of the village, the Plaça Mayor continues to be a meeting point, preserving the spirit of the old parties and gatherings. The Casal de Cultura Jaume Mir, with its multipurpose room, a library dedicated to Gaspar Sabater and an exhibition hall, is a key place to enjoy local culture.
ORIENT
ORIENT
Orient, one of the smallest towns in Mallorca, is located between the Serra d'Alfàbia and the Puig d'Alaró, north of Bunyola. Recognized as an Asset of Cultural Interest, it stands out for its historical and landscape value. Exploring its secrets is best done on foot, enjoying its mountainous landscapes and its architecture from the 14th and 15th centuries.
BAIX DES PUIG
BAIX DES PUIG
Located on the road from Bunyola to Santa Maria del Camí, Baix des Puig is a small town surrounded by the estates of Estremera Vella, Cabàs and Son Sureda. Its name comes from its location under Puig de l'Estremera, and its inhabitants are known as "baixputxers" or "putxers". With historical roots dating back to the second half of the 19th century, this place offers an authentic insight into Mallorcan rural life.
SA FONT SECA
SA FONT SECA
Sa Font Seca, a historic property in Bunyola, stands out for its architectural beauty and natural surroundings. Originally one of the largest properties in the region, it was subdivided in the 60s, leaving the main houses and around 30,000 m² of land. Dating from 1581, it was the summer residence of the lords and property of the merchant Cristóbal Colom Lladó during the 1930s. Today it hosts cultural events, maintaining its tradition.
SON AMAR
SON AMAR
Located at the foot of the majestic Serra de Tramuntana, declared World Heritage by UNESCO, the Mallorcan estate of Son Amar stands out for its rich history dating back to the 16th century. This iconic estate has been a major center for musical performances on the island for decades. Son Amar, with its architecture and lush gardens, deeply reflects Mallorcan culture and tradition.
