Majorca between La Seu and the Tramuntana

La Seu, a Gothic cathedral overlooking the sea from atop Palma's city walls, is home to Europe's largest original Gothic rose window and one of the tallest naves on the continent.

A Gothic castle with a circular floor plan, the oldest of its kind in Europe, overlooking Palma from a wooded hill with views of the bay and the Tramuntana.

A Baroque church in Palma's old town, built in the late 16th century by the Trinitarians and now in the care of the Oratorians, offering a peaceful pause amid the narrow streets.

Templo parroquial de Sóller, protegido como bien de interés cultural, que preside la plaza de la Constitución, el corazón de la vida del pueblo mallorquín.

Pueblo de la Sierra de Tramontana marcado por sus terrazas de origen musulmán y por Robert Graves, cuya casa-museo recuerda el refugio creativo que encontró aquí.

A town in the Serra de Tramuntana shaped by the corsair raid of 1561, still remembered every May, with defensive towers, a harbour and prehistoric roots.

Fornalutx, also known as Fornaluig (officially Fornalutx in Catalan), is a Spanish municipality and village in the western part of Majorca, in the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands. On the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, the municipality borders those of Sóller and Escorca.