Explore the Old Town<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe heart of Pollensa is its old town <\/strong>where the cobbled streets and traditional houses will transport you to another era. Stroll around aimlessly<\/strong>, this way you will discover picturesque corners, small squares and local stores. <\/p>\nVisit the Plaza Mayor<\/strong>, epicenter of the town’s social life, where the flea market <\/strong>is held every Sunday from 8:00 to 13:30 in the morning. Here you can enjoy the local gastronomy and products,<\/strong> as well as handicrafts. <\/p>\nAscent to Calvary<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor lovers of panoramic views<\/strong>, the climb to Calvario <\/strong>is a must. It is a staircase of 365 steps<\/strong> that culminates in a small chapel with breathtaking views over Pollensa and the Tramuntana Mountains<\/strong>. The hike can be challenging, but the reward on reaching the top is well worth the effort. <\/p>\nDuring the ascent you will find fourteen crosses in memory of the Calvary that Jesus Christ suffered on his way to Mount Golgotha for his crucifixion.<\/p>\n
Cross the Roman Bridge<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"roman](\"https:\/\/blog.k10mobility.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/08\/que-ver-en-pollensa.webp\")
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A trace of Pollensa’s historical past is the Roman Bridge, also known as “Pont Rom\u00e0”<\/strong>. This stone bridge, dating from Roman times, crosses the Torrent de Sant Jordi<\/strong> and is a reflection of the rich cultural heritage of the region. <\/p>\nThe Roman Bridge is located just a few minutes from the center of Pollensa<\/strong>, making it easily accessible on foot. Access is easy and does not require long walks, making it ideal for all visitors. <\/p>\nVisit the convent of Santo Domingo<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Convent of Santo Domingo in Pollensa is one of Pollensa’s most outstanding architectural gems <\/strong>. With a rich history dating back to the 17th century, this convent is not only a testament to the region’s religious past, but also a vibrant center of art and culture today. <\/p>\nThe convent of Santo Domingo stands out for its imposing Renaissance architecture with Gothic elements <\/strong>that reflect the transition of styles during its construction. The convent’s facade is austere but elegant, with an impressive rose window <\/strong>adorning the main entrance. The gardens<\/strong> offer a charming contrast to the convent’s historic architecture. <\/p>\nOne of the main attractions of the convent of Santo Domingo is the Museum of Pollensa, <\/strong>which is located inside. This museum houses a diverse collection of art <\/strong>and offers visitors an insight into the history and evolution of the town. <\/p>\nNearby beaches<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"beaches](\"https:\/\/blog.k10mobility.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/08\/que-hacer-en-pollensa.jpeg\")
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Visit the Plaza Mayor<\/strong>, epicenter of the town’s social life, where the flea market <\/strong>is held every Sunday from 8:00 to 13:30 in the morning. Here you can enjoy the local gastronomy and products,<\/strong> as well as handicrafts. <\/p>\n For lovers of panoramic views<\/strong>, the climb to Calvario <\/strong>is a must. It is a staircase of 365 steps<\/strong> that culminates in a small chapel with breathtaking views over Pollensa and the Tramuntana Mountains<\/strong>. The hike can be challenging, but the reward on reaching the top is well worth the effort. <\/p>\n During the ascent you will find fourteen crosses in memory of the Calvary that Jesus Christ suffered on his way to Mount Golgotha for his crucifixion.<\/p>\n A trace of Pollensa’s historical past is the Roman Bridge, also known as “Pont Rom\u00e0”<\/strong>. This stone bridge, dating from Roman times, crosses the Torrent de Sant Jordi<\/strong> and is a reflection of the rich cultural heritage of the region. <\/p>\n The Roman Bridge is located just a few minutes from the center of Pollensa<\/strong>, making it easily accessible on foot. Access is easy and does not require long walks, making it ideal for all visitors. <\/p>\n The Convent of Santo Domingo in Pollensa is one of Pollensa’s most outstanding architectural gems <\/strong>. With a rich history dating back to the 17th century, this convent is not only a testament to the region’s religious past, but also a vibrant center of art and culture today. <\/p>\n The convent of Santo Domingo stands out for its imposing Renaissance architecture with Gothic elements <\/strong>that reflect the transition of styles during its construction. The convent’s facade is austere but elegant, with an impressive rose window <\/strong>adorning the main entrance. The gardens<\/strong> offer a charming contrast to the convent’s historic architecture. <\/p>\n One of the main attractions of the convent of Santo Domingo is the Museum of Pollensa, <\/strong>which is located inside. This museum houses a diverse collection of art <\/strong>and offers visitors an insight into the history and evolution of the town. <\/p>\nAscent to Calvary<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Cross the Roman Bridge<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nVisit the convent of Santo Domingo<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Nearby beaches<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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