Binissalem

Wine and stone tradition among stately manor houses

Viticulture, natural stone houses, and cultural heritage in Raiguer

Binissalem is located in the Raiguer between Palma and Inca and is particularly associated with Mallorca's viticulture. In addition to the vineyard landscape and wineries, the historic town center impresses with representative houses made of light natural stone. Many of these Casals were built during the economic boom of previous centuries. The parish church of Nostra Senyora de Robines forms an important architectural landmark.

Can Gelabert de la Portella and Can Sabater, which is associated with Llorenç Villalonga, belong to the cultural heritage. An official route opens up the architectural heritage and the historic train station. The Festa des Vermar grape harvest festival and Fira de la Pedra make the wine and stone traditions visible. Winery tours should be booked in advance; the town is worth a visit even regardless of a tasting.

What to Expect

• Historic natural stone center and Casals
• Nostra Senyora de Robines church
• Can Gelabert and Can Sabater
• Wine cellars of the DO Binissalem
• Festa des Vermar and Fira de la Pedra

Plan Your Visit

Tips for Your Visit

• Reserve winery visits in advance.
• Do not drive yourself after tastings.
• Check the accessibility of the cultural houses individually.
• Check current event dates for festival visits.

Here You’ll Find Binissalem

Plaça de l’Església, 22, 07350 Binissalem