Historical heritage
City Council of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
A tourist destination noted for its unique architecture, with an elegant balcony over arcades and a charming local stone plinth that attracts visitors.
The town hall of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar was built in 1971 on the same site as the previous town hall. The building was designed by the architects Joan Mesquida and Andreu Riera. The quadrangular floor plan borders two streets and the square, making it almost a free-standing building. The elevation is made up of three superimposed floors. The exterior is very characteristic thanks to the large balcony on arcades that occupy the entire main façade, which is also decorated with a white colour and Binissalem stone cladding on the plinth and windows.
Sculpture es Pastoret
Plaça de Sant Joan Son Servera Sculpture to commemorate the plague epidemic of 1820 The story tells us that in the month of May 1820 a ship that had set sa...
Es Rentadors public washhouse
It is a rectangular roofed space with washing basins and limestone sinks in the middle.
The Talayot settlement of S’Illot Updated
The settlement of S’Illot is one of the most important archaeological sites from the Talayot and post-Talayot cultures (850-123 BC), both because of its monu...
Son Servera church
It can be visited free of charge on Friday mornings, coinciding with the weekly street market.
New Church Son Servera
Monday to Friday: 09:30 a 14:30 971 585864 Carrer de ses Creus, 4 The Catalan architect Joan Rubió Bellver, who worked with the world-famous Antoni Gaudí, wa...
Sant Llorenç des Cardassar church
The church can be visited on Thursdays, coinciding with the weekly street market.
Son Carrio Church
The church is in the main square and is open on Saturday mornings from 11:00 to 13:00.
Commissioner's Mill
This historic 18th century mill offers a unique insight into traditional architecture and rural life, ideal for those seeking culture and heritage.
Ferrer Mill
This historic 19th century mill offers a unique insight into traditional architecture and rural life, ideal for lovers of culture and history.
Gras Mill
This historic venue offers a blend of 19th century architecture and local culture, ideal for those seeking antiques and art events.
Ros Mill
This historic 19th century mill offers a unique insight into traditional architecture and rural life, ideal for lovers of culture and history.
Bou Mill
This historic 19th century mill offers a unique experience, combining traditional architecture and high quality gastronomy, ideal for tourists.
Ca n'Apol·lònia
This place is noted for its historic architecture and cultural function, offering exhibitions that appeal to art and history lovers.
Ca ses Monges
This place stands out for its rich history, unique architecture and its transformation into a community space, ideal for exploring the local culture.
Sant Llorenç des Cardassar Railway Station
This historic place, with its unique architecture and railway past, offers an attractive walk through nature and local culture.
Son Carrió railway station
This place is noted for its historic architecture and railway museum, ideal for lovers of local history and culture.
Railway Museum of Mallorca
This place offers a unique experience exploring historic trains and enjoying railway heritage, promoting education and social inclusion.
Pou Vell
This emblematic historical site is notable for its connection with water and literature, offering a unique cultural and heritage attraction for visitors.
Espai 36
A unique community space that promotes local culture, ideal for enjoying events and activities for all generations.
City Council of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
A tourist destination noted for its unique architecture, with an elegant balcony over arcades and a charming local stone plinth that attracts visitors.
House of Salvador Galmés and Sancho
This building stands out for its unique regionalist architecture and charming garden, offering a unique cultural experience for visitors.
New School
Historic building from 1921, with refurbished architecture and community use, ideal for those seeking culture and social events in a unique setting.
Rectory of Sant Llorenç
A charming historic place, ideal for enjoying Renaissance architecture, cultural events and an authentic atmosphere that attracts visitors.
Rectory of Son Carrió
Historic building with garden, ideal for exploring the local architecture and enjoying the tranquillity near a parish church.
Convent of Son Carrió
This historic convent, now a cultural centre, offers exhibitions and activities, ideal for those seeking art and tradition in a unique setting.
Son Carrió Church
Dedicated to Sant Miquel, it was designed by the architect Joan Guasp, Joan Rubió and Antoni Gaudi at the end of the 19th century.
Talaiot de na Pol
The talaiots are prehistoric monuments in Mallorca and Menorca, built between 3000 and 2500 years ago by the Talayotic communities