In northern Mallorca, where the Tramuntana mountains meet the sea, lies Pollensa, a town that has preserved its essence while embracing the cosmopolitan charm that attracts travelers from around the world. Cobbled streets, lively squares, artistic traditions, and a privileged natural setting make Pollensa a place you won’t forget.This guide shows you what to see in Pollensa and the must-visit spots, whether you’re spending just a day or enjoying a longer stay.
The heart of the town. Surrounded by cafés and restaurants, it’s the best place to feel the pulse of Pollensa. In summer, it fills with terraces and an atmosphere that combines local calm with the energy of visitors.
Overlooking the main square, it houses a Baroque altarpiece worth admiring. It is one of the town’s symbols and reflects the mark of history in every stone.
One of the most authentic experiences is climbing the 365 steps of the Calvari. At the top, a small chapel and spectacular views of the town, the bay, and the mountains await. The climb, although demanding, is worth every step.
A serene space that hosts the Pollensa Music Festival, a major cultural event on the island. Its cloisters and gardens radiate pure beauty and tranquility.
Housed in the former Dominican convent, it displays contemporary art collections and pieces related to local history. A must-visit to understand the town’s artistic soul.
Every Sunday morning, the square transforms into a bustling market full of local products: fruits, cheeses, flowers, and crafts that showcase Mallorca at its most authentic.
Pollensa is the gateway to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the mountains. From here, you can access viewpoints and hiking trails with unforgettable panoramas.
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From Palma, it takes about 50 minutes by car via the Ma-13 highway. There are also regular buses from Alcudia, Inca, and Palma.
Nearby attractions include Formentor, with its lighthouse and viewpoints, and the Albufereta Natural Park, ideal for nature and birdwatching enthusiasts.
Port de Pollensa is perfect for seaside strolls, dining with a view, or enjoying its calm beach. Its promenade is peaceful and family-friendly.
If you only have a day, the essentials are: walk around Plaza Mayor, visit the church, climb the Calvari, and end the day at Port de Pollensa watching the sunset.
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