Sineu Wednesday market, over 700 years old
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
Towns of Mallorca · Es Pla (central plain)
Maria de la Salut
Also known as María de la Salud
An agricultural village of the Pla with a broad square, dry-farmed garlic and melons, sobrasada and the Rock'n'Rostoll festival.
- Things to do
- 9 nearby
- Patron saint's day
- Mare de Déu de la Salut, 8 September
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Things to do in Maria de la Salut
Maria de la Salut was a hamlet dependent on Santa Margalida until it became its own municipality in 1836. Its chapel was begun in 1592 and finished around 1598, and later received an image of the Virgin. At the Cases de Possessió de Roqueta stands a sculpture of Bacchus, popularly called "en Ferostes". The land yields garlic, melons, watermelons and tomatoes, often without irrigation, and sobrasada is also made here.
We don't list any experiences inside Maria de la Salut yet: these are the closest.
Miquel Oliver Vinyes i Bodegues
Miquel Oliver vineyards and winery in Petra
Guided walk through the vineyards and cellar of a historic Pla i Llevant DO house, with a tasting of its Muscats and other wines.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Sineu Market and Formentor with boat trip
Coach trip combining Sineu's Wednesday market, beach time at Formentor and a boat ride, with hotel pickup.
Bus day trip to Formentor, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia and Sineu market
Coach day through the north and interior with pickup in Porto Cristo, Cala d'Or or Colònia de Sant Jordi, ending at Sineu market.
Fra Juníper Serra House Museum in Petra
Free museum in the birth house of the friar who founded missions in California, with documents, objects and models.
Closed on Mondays and Sundays according to Google
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.
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Around
- Sineu Wednesday market, over 700 years old5.9 km
- Miquel Oliver vineyards and winery in Petra6.0 km
- Sineu Market and Formentor with boat trip6.1 km
- Bus day trip to Formentor, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia and Sineu market6.1 km
- Fra Juníper Serra House Museum in Petra6.5 km
- Fused glass workshop on a Llubí estate: make your own glass bowl6.5 km
Maria de la Salut at a glance
Quick facts
- Patron saint's day
- Mare de Déu de la Salut, 8 September
- Inhabitants
- 2,461 (2025)
- Altitude
- 123 m
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What is there to see and do in Maria de la Salut?
Maria de la Salut was a hamlet dependent on Santa Margalida until it became its own municipality in 1836. Its chapel was begun in 1592 and finished around 1598, and later received an image of the Virgin. At the Cases de Possessió de Roqueta stands a sculpture of Bacchus, popularly called "en Ferostes". The land yields garlic, melons, watermelons and tomatoes, often without irrigation, and sobrasada is also made here. Atlas de Mallorca lists 0 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Sineu Wednesday market, over 700 years old, Miquel Oliver vineyards and winery in Petra, Sineu Market and Formentor with boat trip, Bus day trip to Formentor, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia and Sineu market, Fra Juníper Serra House Museum in Petra, Fused glass workshop on a Llubí estate: make your own glass bowl.
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