Road to Alcudia

In 2001, two brothers and a sister, in love with authentic Mediterranean cuisine, decided to open a restaurant on the first floor of an ordinary village house, since then, Es Brollador has delighted the visitors with a wonderful atmosphere and tasty dishes. An enormous amount of attention is given to the quality, all products are purchased from proven local farmers and fishermen. In the courtyard is a small fountain ("brollador" in the local dialect) which has given the name to the restaurant.

You can explore the life of local residents of the XIX century, watch the process of dyeing fabrics and other daily worries and entertainment at the old manor. You can see small natural streams animals - ducks, rabbits, peacocks - in a beautiful green garden.
Horse shows take place in the manor’s park on weekdays, check the schedule online on the museum's website.

Leave the car in the parking lot and go up the pathway to Jardins d'Alfàbia. This is another manor house, notable for its magnificent garden and park ensemble. On the territory are several small ponds, surrounded by palm trees, climbing vines and other rare beautiful plants.

The Basilica of Saint Bartholomew acquired its modern view at the end of the XIV century, however, since then it has been repeatedly completed and updated. Now the church combines the features of the Spanish Gothic: thin steeples adorn the roof, windows are decorated with stone laces, and elements of luxurious baroque, that are particularly high in the interior.
Open Hours: Monday – Friday: 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM, 3:30 – 6:00 PM Saturdays: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Sundays: 11:15 AM – 2:15 PM

In the town square, in front of the cathedral is a cafe with special atmosphere, which is just hard to miss at least because of the figure of the horse looking out of the window. Although this cafe is famous for confectionery, buns and cakes, the main dishes for lunch here are also very tasty, and the tapas are delightful.

It is an awesome place to feel the pristine beauty of nature, spend some alone time, reflect on your thoughts and take picturesque landscape shots. Please note that swimming is not allowed in the lakes of the reserve.

The Santuari de Lluc is a monastery, built in honour of the Mother of God and considered the spiritual centre not only of Mallorca, but of all the Balearic Islands. The place where the monastery is located was considered sacred even before the Christian time. Archaeologists discovered the ruins of ancient shrines.
The first Christian church, which paved the future construction of the monastery, was built here in the thirteenth century. According to legend, the local shepherd found the miraculous image of the Virgin Mary in this place. The main part of the monastic buildings dates from the seventeenth century and contains the architectural elements of the Renaissance and Baroque. And the famous Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi worked on the reconstruction of the facade.
Open Hours: Monday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Indulge in the finest seafood and homemade wines in authentic vintage interiors.
Closed on Mondays.

The high stone fortress was built at the end of the XIII century as a defensive structure. Now it offers the possibility to climb the fortress wall and see the new side of the city.

Another wonderful day of your trip is coming to an end. Hope it was a delightful one!