Day trips from Palma
Mallorca's designated towns are all within half an hour of Palma — Valldemossa and Estellencs in the Serra de Tramuntana, and the wine village of Binissalem out on the plain.
5 heritage towns within 150 km — closest 16 km away, furthest 24 km. Drive times estimated at 70 km/h average.
A mountain village in the Serra de Tramuntana of Mallorca, built around a medieval Carthusian monastery where Frédéric Chopin composed and George Sand wrote, now a UNESCO World Heritage landscape.
A small stone village on Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana, shaped by Islamic water systems, medieval landowners, and centuries of pirate raids, its four defensive towers still standing today.
A small hamlet in the flat interior of Mallorca, built on the site of a medieval Islamic farmstead beside the Solleric stream.
A Mallorcan wine town with roots stretching back to the Talayotic era, whose late-18th-century mansions and stone parish church of Nostra Senyora de Robines earned it protected historic status in 1983.
A small Mallorcan hamlet of 455 people whose old village core and late 16th-century church are protected monuments, and whose stone-paved gorge path is one of the most celebrated walks on the island.
All towns listed are Conjuntos Históricos— Spain's highest official heritage designation, protecting the historic core and its character from incompatible development. Drive times are estimates based on 70 km/h average speed; actual times vary with route and traffic.