The municipality of Pollença encompasses some of northern Mallorca’s most sought-after destinations: the charming village of Pollença, the sunlit Cala Sant Vicenç, the elegant Port de Pollença and the iconic Cape Formentor, all crowned by coves with crystal-clear waters and golden beaches.
Frequently described as “beautiful and bohemian,” the historic heart of Pollença radiates a cosmopolitan air, the result of its vibrant international community. Its cobbled lanes invite visitors to discover small shops, characterful restaurants, landmark buildings, art galleries and artisan workshops—an authentic feast for the senses.
The old town is a living display of traditional Mallorca and the setting for the iconic Sunday market of fruit, vegetables and local produce. Here, conversations, tapas, art, music and the essence of everyday Mediterranean life come together.
Rich in cultural heritage, Pollença boasts an extensive collection of monuments, five churches, a museum, a cloister and elegant stately homes with interior courtyards. Open and lively all year round, it offers stylish boutiques, charming cafés and an excellent culinary scene.
Cultural life is vibrant, with religious festivals, pagan traditions, historic processions, the renowned International Music Festival in summer and the popular Fira del Vi in spring. Artists, artisans and galleries fill the village with creativity.
Surrounded by the Tramuntana Mountains and Puig de Maria, Pollença is also a starting point for hiking, cycling, golf, tennis, mountaineering, yoga and countless other activities.
A perfect harmony between modernity and roots deeply connected to nature makes this place a truly unique corner.