LAND OF WINE, CULTURE and STONE
Welcome to Binissalem
Binissalem is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and long-standing winemaking tradition. This municipality, which has been an important centre of wine production since ancient times, is famous for its wineries and the quality of its wines, particularly those protected under the Binissalem Designation of Origin (DO Binissalem).
In addition, the historic centre and surrounding areas of Binissalem are characterised by houses and manor homes built between the 17th and 19th centuries using pedra viva (local sandstone), a defining feature of the area’s architecture. The streets, lined with traditional buildings, reflect the town’s history through their Baroque manor houses, while the countryside is home to beautiful possessions (traditional Mallorcan estates) that showcase the island’s heritage.
An experience for all the senses
EVERYTHING YOU CAN FIND IN BINISSALEM
Discover the corners of Binissalem
Binissalem offers a wide range of points of interest that captivate visitors with their beauty and history. From majestic possessions (traditional Mallorcan estates) to historic churches and charming squares, every corner of the municipality tells part of its rich heritage.
Walking through its streets is like stepping back in time, where traditional architecture, centuries-old wineries and viewpoints with spectacular views make every visit an unforgettable experience.
Come and discover what makes Binissalem a true treasure in the heart of Mallorca.
Where is Binissalem?
Located in the heart of Mallorca, Binissalem lies within the Raiguer region, right in the centre of the island. Just 20 kilometres from Palma, the capital of Mallorca, and easily accessible from anywhere on the island, Binissalem is a destination that combines the convenience of a central location with the charm of a rural setting and an outstanding cultural and historical heritage.
Why visit Binissalem?
Binissalem is much more than a village; it is an experience that combines tradition, culture and nature in a privileged setting in the heart of Mallorca. Known for its outstanding winemaking tradition and the charm of its pedra viva architecture, this municipality offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in history while enjoying the tranquillity of a rural environment.
From tasting high-quality wines to exploring streets shaped by a remarkable architectural heritage, every corner of Binissalem invites you to discover the authentic spirit of Mallorca.
Binissalem
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HOW TO GET TO BINISSALEM
Getting to Binissalem is easy and convenient from anywhere in Mallorca. If you are travelling by car, simply follow the Ma-13 motorway from Palma and take the exit towards Binissalem. If you prefer public transport, you can take the train from Palma station, which connects directly to Binissalem via the Mallorca commuter rail network.
In addition, you can make use of the public bus service (TIB), which connects Binissalem with several locations across the island, including Palma Intermodal Station, Sa Pobla and Manacor. The municipality is served by the T1, T2 and T3 lines, which provide regular connections with Palma and other destinations in Mallorca.
