Welcome to Montuïri

What to see

Archaeology and architecture, with clearly visible vestiges of the middle ages, and traditional culture, are just some of the possibilities Montuïri has to offer. Places to visit, landscapes to enjoy and traditions to be experienced are the best reasons to come and get to know Montuïri at first hand.

Fairs

Every summer, during the festivities in honour of St. Bartholomew, the town’s patron saint, the cossiers of Montuïri dance just three times a year.

Establishments

The holiday experience offered by Montuïri is rounded off by the varied range of establishments to be found in the town. From traditional cafés to restaurants serving original local specialities, plus a variety of country cottages and guest houses, Montuïri offers a wide range of establishments to choose from.

Guided tour

This tourist service enables you to find out at first hand about the most traditional side of Mallorca. It involves a route around the most outstanding, distinctive places in Montuïri, taking in both architectural heritage and the rural and urban surroundings.

The Town

Montuïri, land of windmills, historically known for its cereal and flour production, boasts a rich combination of culture, heritage and tradition. This makes a visit to it a must for anybody who wants to discover the most traditional side of the island in rural, natural surroundings of outstanding beauty.

Despite the inevitable social changes of recent years, Montuïri remains a small town with a strong agricultural character. This has enabled it to preserve the landscape around it, shaped for centuries by its rich farmland. Its fields are largely dryland crops, particularly cereals and grapevines, but there is also some irrigation based on simple water systems.

Institutional links

Ajuntament de Montuïri
http://www.ajmontuiri.net

Museu Arqueològic de Son Fornés
http://www.sonfornes.mallorca.museum

Visit Pla de Mallorca
https://www.plademallorca.net/

Turisme Illes Balears
http://www.illesbalears.es