Welcome to Montuïri

What to see

Archaeology, architecture with clear medieval traces and traditional culture are just some of what Montuïri has to offer. Places to visit, landscapes to enjoy and traditions to experience are the main reasons to get to know Montuïri up close.

Fairs & Festivals

Every summer, during the festival of the village's patron saint, Sant Bartomeu, the Cossiers of Montuïri dance on just three occasions a year. The Partridge Fair in December and the Festes d'es Puig at Easter complete the festive calendar.

Where to go

Montuïri's visitor experience is rounded off by a varied choice of local businesses: from traditional cafés to restaurants serving local specialities and rural accommodation surrounded by fields and windmills.

Guided tour

This guided tour lets you experience traditional Mallorca first-hand: a route through Montuïri's most emblematic sights that combines the archaeological heritage of Son Fornés with the village and its countryside.

Montuïri

Montuïri, the land of windmills, historically linked to growing cereals and milling flour, offers a rich blend of culture, heritage and tradition. It is a must for anyone who wants to discover the most traditional side of Mallorca, set in beautiful rural surroundings.

Perched on a hill in the very centre of the island, just 30 km from Palma, Montuïri preserves a medieval old town, eight windmills in the Molinar quarter and the Talayotic site of Son Fornés, one of the most important in Mallorca.

Official 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