Pollenca

Pollenca is a major town in the north of Mallorca and is the gateway to the peninsula of Formentor.
Due to the winding streets of Pollensa to Cape Formentor up the route for cyclists is very popular. The town is surrounded by mountains and offers a multifaceted view.
Today, Pollensa and its port, one of the most beautiful spots in the north of Mallorca. The landscape has inspired many poets, painters and musicians. In the thirties came here mainly British and shaped the city. Today, many European residents living around Pollensa and enjoy the good wine and above all the sheep in the many restaurants, bars and cafes. Here you can the bustle of modern city soak up.
Pollenca is a place of relaxation, but there are also many opportunities for active recreation.

History

It is, Pollenca is founded by a German. In the year 425 Gunderich leader moved with his Vandals into Spain, and also conquered Mallorca. They torched the ancient Roman settlement Pollentia (now Alcudia) from. It was later established a new settlement further west, today Pollenca.

Sights

Parish Nostra Senyora dels Angels
The Monastery of Santo Domingo Convent
Church Església de Nostra Senyora del Roser
Museum Casa Museu Dionís Bennàssar
Calvary el Calvari
Museum Museu Martí Vicenç
Stone Bridge Pont Romà (Roman bridge)
The Monastery Ermita de Nostra Senyora del Puig
Weekly market: Sunday

Interesting Links

Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollenca
Golf Pollenca http://www.teleweb-mallorca.com/GB/paginas/165_golf_pollensa_en.html