Taking a villa holiday to Majorca can give you and your family a great opportunity to discover new and exciting locations and things to do. Many people choose to spend their holiday basking in the sun during a break in the Balearics, but there are also many that like to get out and visit some of the resort's popular and unique points of interest and attractions.
Here are just a few of Majorca's most popular places to visit, even if you aren't keen about visiting museums, historical ruins or nature reserves you may well be pleasantly surprised.
DionisBennassar MuseumHouse, Pollenca
For those that are interested in arts and painting in particular the Dionis Bennassar Museum House is a wonder to visit. The artist Dionis Bennassar has been called the illustrious son of Pollensa and was born in the Pollenca region in 1904 and trained and improved upon his artistic skills in the city of Palma. The museum features a vast collection of artwork not only by Dionis Bennassar but by many other major artists and sculptors from the Balearics. There are regularly new displays and exhibitions held at the 17th century house as well as seminars and classes.
Palace de l'Almundaina, Palma de Mallorca
The Palace de l'Almundaina is located next to Palmas cathedral; the site itself has hosted a palace on it since the Muslim wars back in the 14th century. The palace is surrounded by wonderful gardens that are a joy to explore, in the afternoon visitors can find shade when the sun is behind the towering cathedral next to it.
Can Planes Contemporary Art Museum, Sa Pobla
Mallorca has a great selection of museums and art galleries that not only depicts the islands many great resident artists but also influenced individuals from around the world. The Can Planes art museum exhibits and centres upon the interesting and fascinating niche of contemporary art, both inside and in its grounds, visitors can find sculptures and artwork by Mallorcan artists. A toy museum is located on the top floor of the museum and is another reason to head to Sa Pobla.
S'Albufera Natural Park
Majorcahas plenty of nature and the S'Albufera Natural Park has more than enough to enjoy. The wetlands are home to a whole host of birds and wildlife, a visitors' centre is on hand to give more information on the residents of the park and how they live within the nature reserve. Thom Sanders
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