Valldemossa: What to see and how to get to the beautiful village of Mallorca.

What to See in Valldemossa: The Village That Captivates Everyone

Walking through Valldemossa is like traveling through time. Its cobblestone streets, flower-decorated facades, and bohemian atmosphere make it a must-visit destination in Mallorca. Here are some options to consider:

1.The Valldemossa Charterhouse

The Carthusian Monastery is one of Valldemossa’s most recognisable landmarks and is associated with Frédéric Chopin and George Sand’s stay in Mallorca. Before visiting, check the official information on opening hours, tickets and the spaces included in each admission option.

2. The Sa Miranda Viewpoint

From this viewpoint, you can enjoy one of the best views of the Valldemossa valley and its mountains covered with olive and almond trees. It’s an ideal spot for taking spectacular photos.

3. The Birthplace of Santa Catalina Thomàs

Santa Catalina Thomàs is the most revered saint in Mallorca, and her birthplace is a must-visit spot in the village. You’ll see a small altar and learn more about her history.

4. The Old Town and Its Charming Streets

Wandering through the streets of Valldemossa aimlessly is one of the best experiences. Be sure to pass through Calle de la Rectoria, one of the most beautiful streets in the village.

What to do in Valldemossa

Beyond its monuments, allow time to explore the old town’s streets and stop at small shops and cafés. A break to try coca de patata, the village’s traditional potato bun, is part of enjoying Valldemossa at an unhurried pace.

If you would like to add a countryside walk, choose a route suited to your experience and check its access, duration and conditions beforehand. Exploring the village and heading into the mountains require different planning.

Valldemossa and Deià in one day: a suggested itinerary

Combining both villages offers two different perspectives on the Serra de Tramuntana. This is a flexible itinerary: adapt it to your interests, transport and the opening hours of the places you want to visit.

Morning: Valldemossa

Begin with a walk through the old town. If you want to visit the Carthusian Monastery, check its opening hours and plan your morning around the visit. Leave time for a café stop before continuing.

Afternoon: Deià

Continue to Deià and spend the afternoon exploring the village, enjoying its views and discovering the surroundings. Book ahead if you have a particular restaurant in mind.

Before setting off

Check the route between the villages and parking arrangements if you are driving. If you are using public transport, plan the connection and your return journey. For a slower-paced experience, dedicate a separate day to each village.

How to Get to Valldemossa

Plan your journey from your starting point and check the route before setting off. Distance and travel time depend on your exact departure point, traffic and any stops.

By car: consult a current map and locate designated parking areas. Follow local signs and check parking conditions when you arrive.

By public transport: use the official TIB journey planner to check connections, stops and timetables for your travel date. If you want to continue to Deià, check both journeys and the return service.

On an organised excursion: review the itinerary and the time available at each stop to choose an option that suits your way of travelling.

Explore the Tramuntana from Gran Hotel Margalida

To continue discovering Mallorca’s west coast, Gran Hotel Margalida offers a stay in Banyalbufar, between the Mediterranean and the terraced landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana.

Combine visits to Valldemossa and Deià with time to discover Banyalbufar and enjoy the scenery, gastronomy and relaxation. Plan each journey from the hotel around your interests and the conditions on the day.

Discover Gran Hotel Margalida and check availability for your travel dates.