Fused glass workshop on a Llubí estate: make your own glass bowl
A workshop on an organic estate near Inca where you make a 25 cm fused-glass bowl; it is collected or shipped after firing.
Towns of Mallorca · Es Pla (central plain)
The caper village of the Pla: talaiots, windmills, a beekeeping museum and a train station in the village.
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Llubí is best known for its capers, the village's emblematic product, and for a long time it has been the Balearic municipality producing the most. The area holds more than 30 archaeological sites, including the Es Racons talayot, and the qanats of Sa Cleda. The village has the Museu d'apicultura Bernat Lliteras and, since 2000, the Fira de la Mel (honey fair), held on a Sunday before the traditional fair.
A workshop on an organic estate near Inca where you make a 25 cm fused-glass bowl; it is collected or shipped after firing.
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It has an SFM train station on the Inca–sa Pobla line, reopened in 2000.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
A roughly 2-hour visit to the family winery in Muro: vineyard walk, winemaking and a tasting of five wines with two tapas.
A free museum in a Muro manor house with tools, pottery, costumes and recreated rooms of a Mallorcan country house.
Coach trip combining Sineu's Wednesday market, beach time at Formentor and a boat ride, with hotel pickup.
Coach day through the north and interior with pickup in Porto Cristo, Cala d'Or or Colònia de Sant Jordi, ending at Sineu market.
Weekly Wednesday-morning market with a 1306 privilege from King Jaume II and live animals, around the church and Plaça del Fossar; walking around is free.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
A collection of insects, fossils and animals from the Iberian-Balearic region and around the world, open on the first and third Sunday of each month.
Llubí is best known for its capers, the village's emblematic product, and for a long time it has been the Balearic municipality producing the most. The area holds more than 30 archaeological sites, including the Es Racons talayot, and the qanats of Sa Cleda. The village has the Museu d'apicultura Bernat Lliteras and, since 2000, the Fira de la Mel (honey fair), held on a Sunday before the traditional fair. Atlas de Mallorca lists 1 experience in town and 9 nearby: Fused glass workshop on a Llubí estate: make your own glass bowl, Guided tour of Bodega Butxet with a five-wine tasting, Muro Ethnological Museum (17th-century manor house), Sineu Market and Formentor with boat trip, Bus day trip to Formentor, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia and Sineu market, Sineu Wednesday market, over 700 years old.
It has an SFM train station on the Inca–sa Pobla line, reopened in 2000.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.