The parish church preserves an old image of Our Lady of Health. The town also has wide streets and a well-designed square associated with the market and festivals of Maria de la Salut. For travellers interested in local culture, this religious and local detail is a specific point of reference.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Maria de la Salut.
Culture
Plaça des Pou is a central meeting place. Local points of interest include the town hall, Casa Font i Roig and Molí des Pujolet, among others.
Local Character
Maria de la Salut is described as a small traditional inland municipality in the central north of Mallorca, characterised by open landscapes, cultivated land, expansive skies and gently rolling terrain. Agricultural products associated with the town include melons, garlic, almonds, carob and the Ramellet tomato, which is particularly prominent locally.
Activities
Cycling tourism and hiking are established activities in the area around Maria de la Salut. They are supported by the rural landscape and the routes in the surrounding area. For travellers interested in cycling or hiking, this range of activities is a specific point of reference when choosing a trip.
Surroundings
The surrounding area of Maria de la Salut includes Cova del Camp del Bisbe, Estate & Megalith Panorama Tramontana, Playa De Muro and Illa d'en Porros. Further afield in the region are Molí d'en Fraret, the Institució Pública Antoni M. Alcover, Coves de Campanet and Plataj des Coll Baix.
Landscape
Maria de la Salut is described as one of Mallorca's agriculturally shaped areas and is associated with impressive views and a rural setting near the coast and the Bay of Alcúdia.
Geographical Location
Maria de la Salut offers a peaceful inland alternative to Mallorca's busier coastal tourist areas. The rural surroundings also provide access to coastal destinations and the Bay of Alcúdia.
For comparison with other places in Mallorca, you can then compare Puigderrós, Cielo de Bonaire, Petra, Lloret De Vistalegre, Palma De Mallorca, Manacor, Cala Mendia and Capdepera.
