Tour and tasting at Celler Tianna Negre (Binissalem)
Guided look at winemaking in a Binissalem cellar, followed by a basic, special or premium tasting paired with typical local products.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Towns of Mallorca · Raiguer & the inland villages
Lloseta
A town with a mining and shoemaking past, a Saturday market and a train station on the Palma-Inca line.
- Things to do
- 9 nearby
- Weekly market
- Saturdays, on Plaça d'Espanya
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Things to do in Lloseta
Until 1842 it was part of Binissalem. Lignite was mined here for over a century until the mines closed in 1973; in 1930 they supplied 85% of Mallorca's coal, and the Sa Truiola mine is now a civic and cultural centre. Also worth noting are the Oratori del Cocó, a Bien de Interés Cultural (heritage site) since 1988, and the Palau d'Aiamans.
We don't list any experiences inside Lloseta yet: these are the closest.
Tasting and private visit at the Los Dos Caballeros winery (Inca)
A tasting of four glasses of organic wine with a board of local cheese and charcuterie, own olive oil and bread, plus a tour of the vineyard and production area.
Closed on Wednesdays according to Google
Island coach tour with boat trip and German-speaking guide
Guided coach excursion through the mountains with a boat leg and several stops, including Inca; German-speaking guide available.
Museu del Calçat i de la Indústria (Inca)
Footwear and Industry Museum of Inca
A free municipal museum, open every day, on footwear and its industries in Mallorca since the 13th century.
Half-day e-bike tour through quiet inland villages from Inca
A guided 4 to 5-hour e-bike ride on quiet back roads to small villages, with a visit to an olive mill.
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Inca Thursday weekly market through the town centre
Market every Thursday of the year along Inca's busiest shopping streets, from Plaça d'Orient to Plaça d'Antoni Fluxà; no entry fee to walk around.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Lloseta on the map
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Around
- Tour and tasting at Celler Tianna Negre (Binissalem)2.2 km
- Tasting and private visit at the Los Dos Caballeros winery (Inca)3.7 km
- Island coach tour with boat trip and German-speaking guide3.8 km
- Footwear and Industry Museum of Inca3.8 km
- Half-day e-bike tour through quiet inland villages from Inca3.8 km
- Inca Thursday weekly market through the town centre4.0 km
Lloseta at a glance
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Getting there
It has a station on the SFM Palma-Inca train line.
Quick facts
- Weekly market
- Saturdays, on Plaça d'Espanya
- Patron saint's day
- Mare de Déu de Lloseta, 8 September
- Fira de la Sabata (shoe fair)
- Held since 2000
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Near Lloseta
What to do around here
Nearby towns
- Mancor de la Vall3.6 km
- Inca4.3 km
- Binissalem4.8 km
- Selva5.0 km
- Alaró6.6 km
- Consell7.2 km
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What is there to see and do in Lloseta?
Until 1842 it was part of Binissalem. Lignite was mined here for over a century until the mines closed in 1973; in 1930 they supplied 85% of Mallorca's coal, and the Sa Truiola mine is now a civic and cultural centre. Also worth noting are the Oratori del Cocó, a Bien de Interés Cultural (heritage site) since 1988, and the Palau d'Aiamans. Atlas de Mallorca lists 0 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Tour and tasting at Celler Tianna Negre (Binissalem), Tasting and private visit at the Los Dos Caballeros winery (Inca), Island coach tour with boat trip and German-speaking guide, Footwear and Industry Museum of Inca, Half-day e-bike tour through quiet inland villages from Inca, Inca Thursday weekly market through the town centre.
How do you get to Lloseta?
It has a station on the SFM Palma-Inca train line.
Sources
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