Within the protected natural resort of Serra de Tramuntana, a little village called Galilea can be found. The name was chosen because of its similarity with the Holy Land. This village attracts hikers, tourists, artists and people who simply come here to stroll through its streets, to contemplate nature and to enjoy some silence not far away from Palma.

Few people visiting Mallorca looking for sun and beaches, imagine up to what extent this island can surprise the visitor with its magic corners with water, pools and majestic springs.

Ingredients:
• 6 ice cubes    •  2 parts Mallorcan olive oil    •  2 parts pear juice    •  1 part Hierbas de Mallorca (sweet)  

Characteristics: The Hypericum balearicum is one of the emblematic plants of the Balearic Islands. A beautiful endemic shrub that is relatively common to the Serra de Tramuntana, and less common in the other isles.

Inca - Llubí - Sa Pobla - Cami de S’Albufera - Can Picafort - Alcúdia - Mal Pas - la Victoria - Port de Pollença - Pollença - Campanet - Inca.

Km. 85,70 - Difficulty: Easy - Approximate duration: 4 h.

The “Bulls of Costitx” or “Caps de Bous” (Bull Heads) are three bronze heads from the Talayot period. 

A lime oven is a traditional Mallorcan construction, into which calcareous stones are heaped in order to obtain the lime.

Unlike that of Mallorca, the Conquest of Valencia by King James I was achieved with the help of an important contingent from Aragon. In fact, in 1231 James I met with the nobleman Blasco de Alagón and the leader of the Military Order of the Hospital in Alcañiz to forge a battle plan for the conquest of Valencian territory.