Montuïri: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Son Fornés archaeological site near Montuïri is a Talayotic settlement dating from the 9th century BC and preserves Mallorca’s largest talayot. For travellers interested in Mallorca’s early history, Son Fornés is therefore a specific cultural point of reference. You can rent a holiday apartment in Montuïri.

Landscape and character

Montuïri features an agricultural landscape in the interior of the island, associated with dry farming, grain cultivation, vineyards and traditional mills.

Culture and history

The Son Fornés Museum is housed in the Molí des Floret windmill and provides access to the archaeological site.

Cuisine

Montuïri is associated with traditional Mallorcan dishes and local wines served in traditional cellers.

Geographical setting

Montuïri is a town and municipality in Pla de Mallorca on the island of Mallorca.

Getting there and location

The centre of Montuïri is located along the Palma–Manacor–MA-15 road corridor, which connects the town with Palma and Manacor.

Other cultural destinations in the surrounding area

The Museu de Porreres, the Cova del Camp del Bisbe, the Convent de Sant Bonaventura and the Estate & Megalith Panorama Tramontana are located in the surrounding area of Montuïri.

Other experiences

The wider region of Montuïri includes Mirador Son Verí Nou, Palma Aquarium, Mirador de Maioris and Mirador des Delta. Mirador Son Verí Nou is a specific destination for travellers who want to discover viewpoints.

Cycling and walking

Routes for gravel bikes, road bikes, touring bikes and mountain bikes run through the rural terrain around Montuïri.

Mapped walking opportunities include circular routes between the church of Montuïri and an old farmhouse.

Other places to choose from: Son Servera, Valldemosa, Ses Rotgetes de Canet, Sa Pobla, Soller, Santa Margalida, Puigderrós and Lloseta.

To the higher-level travel overview: Mallorca.