In a nutshell

In Valldemossa there is a magnetic atmosphere, in every sense. Listen to it in the piano concerto at the Cartuja, that has hosted Chopin and the writer George Sand. Observe it in the paintings by Miró and breathe it in the views that smell of Mediterranean. Since even taste matters, you will not go away without tasting the “coca de patata”, potato brioche, and the “jabugo” ham.

Main stops

Valldemossa: Cartuja, Son Marroig
Coca de patata tasting
Lunch at the café Mirò

The programme

Sitting comfortably on the bus, allow your eyes to take in the view that leads to Valldemossa from the sea, a medieval village in the Sierra di Tramuntana.
Travel back in time, to when the Cartuja was the palace of the King. You will think you are seeing monks praying in the frescoed church, they meditate in their cells or prepare herbal teas and unguents in the antique pharmacy.
It was also the winter residence of the Frederic Chopin and of his companion, the writer, George Sand. Can you hear this music? The Polish composer wrote it precisely here and today a pianist will play it for you live. Even Miró found inspiration in this corner of the island: don’t miss out on his paintings.
Before leaving Valldemossa, taste the coca de patata, a sweet bread that the Majorcans enjoy with hot chocolate, and let yourself be inspired by the magnificent views that the terrace on the sea of Son Marroig, manor of the archduke Luis Salvador of Austria, Sissi’s cousin, can offer you.
Lunch too is with a view and it is waiting for you at the café Miró: not-to-be-missed the legendary jabugo ham, wet down with an excellent *local “tinto” * red wine.

Good to know

To protect your health, in respect of the legislative requirements and safety protocol, the itineraries and the duration of the excursions may be subject to slight modifications.
Before booking the excursion or once on board, contact the excursions office to request vegetarian and gluten-free dishes or for any food other food allergy.