Moscari: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Moscari showcases its local architectural heritage at specific sites: the local built heritage includes the Church of Santa Anna, traditional houses such as Can Gelat, Can Terrassa and Can Riera, a wayside cross, and the communal well Pou Comú. For travellers interested in local cultural heritage, these provide several tangible points of reference.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Moscari.

Geographical Setting

The nearby village of Caimari is described as a gateway to the Tramuntana Mountains. The GR 222 Dry Stone Route passes through Caimari on its way from Artà to Lluc.

The Coves de Campanet are located in the vicinity of Moscari. The surrounding area also contains the Cova del Camp del Bisbe, the Galeria Maior, La Casa Museu Dionís Bennàssar, as well as Puig de Massanella, Puig Tomir and Puig des Tossals Verds.

In the wider regional surroundings of Moscari lies the Esglesia y Museo de Sant Jaume.

History

Moscari's local cultural heritage also includes the former Franciscan monastery.

Nature

Moscari has a distinctly rural character, with natural-stone houses, narrow streets and a cultivated landscape of olive groves, almond trees and vineyards.

Activities

Moscari is described as a suitable base for hiking and cycling because mountainous and flatter landscapes meet directly at the village. This makes the village interesting for travellers who want to combine both activities.

In the village centre, Moscari offers an experience focused on inhabited, rural Mallorca rather than on a high concentration of tourist attractions.

Agricultural products that have long been associated with the landscape around Moscari include olives, almonds and wine.

For further comparisons with other villages, see also the pages on Binibona and Binimar.

For the higher-level travel overview: Selva.