Local guide · Taxi 34
Pollença, at your own pace
Pollença is a great base if you are looking for a historic village, walkable squares and the Serra de Tramuntana close by. This guide brings together the essentials to sort out your arrival and begin with a simple plan.
Things to do nearby
Starting points for a first morning or an unhurried afternoon, with more options if you are staying several days.
El Calvari and the historic centre
The 365-step staircase leads to one of the town's most characteristic viewpoints; come back down towards Plaça Major afterwards.
View official informationFoto: Vuxi · CC BY-SA 3.0
Pollença Museum and Sant Domingo Convent
A cultural visit in the former Dominican convent, with art and archaeology collections. Check the official information before visiting.
View official informationFoto: rene boulay · CC BY-SA 3.0
Pont Romà (Roman Bridge)
Medieval bridge with two uneven arches over the Sant Jordi stream, listed as a Historic-Artistic Monument; a short stop on a walk through the town centre.
View official informationFoto: Kritzolina · CC BY-SA 4.0
Puig de Maria and its hermitage
14th-century hermitage at 330 m above sea level, reached by a 30-40 minute walk up a cobbled path; panoramic views over the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia.
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Where to eat
We do not use rankings: these are style-led suggestions to begin looking for a table in town.
Always check opening hours, allergens, menus and bookings with each venue, especially in high season.
Other local guides
Port de Pollença guide
Port de Pollença combines a wide bay, a seafront promenade and a relaxed feel at the foot of the mountains. It is a comfortable base for alternating beach time, watersports and routes around northern Mallorca.
Cala Sant Vicenç Guide
Cala Sant Vicenç is a coastal settlement in the municipality of Pollença made up of four small coves with clear water — Cala Barques, Cala Molins, Cala Clara and Cala Carbó — set between the cliffs of the Serra del Cavall Bernat. In the early 20th century it attracted painters such as Anglada-Camarasa and Sorolla, and today it keeps the character of a small village, with a quieter, smaller-scale atmosphere than Port de Pollença.
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