Pollensa Travel Guide

 Paisleypaul Says:  La Casa Museo Dionís Bennàssar is at the foot of the Calvario steps. He was a local artist born in Pollença 1904 and active until his sudden death in late 1967. From farming stock he studied art but was enrolled in the military and in Morocco suffered a debilitating wound... 

 Paisleypaul Says:  The bus drops you on the main road and you cross the seasonal river to somequiet streets to get th town centre.There is a Roman bridge here - over a seasonal river - a rvier which at the end of May 2011 was nowhere to be seen. 

 russian_yaz Says:  Right 10 meters before the roman bridge U'll see an olive tree. Some say that it was planted by the romans when the bridge was builded, almost 2000 years back...can U believe it? There is only the body of the tree, no leafs. 

 russian_yaz Says:  There is a small ancient bridge on the outskirts of the town. When going to Formentor or the port, U'll see a small sign pointing right. 

 russian_yaz Says:  This is an old church in the base of the hill heading to the Calvary. The staris begin 50 meters to the left. 

 russian_yaz Says:  This is an old church in the base of the hill heading to the Calvary. The staris begin 50 meters to the left. 

 russian_yaz Says:  365 steps until the top of El Calvario, the Calvary. On the top U´ll have a wonderfull view of Pollenca town. U can go either walking trough the stairs or in car. U´ll find a small church and a bar on the top where to refresh and enjoy the view.Nevertheless I was on my... 

 russian_yaz Says:  In the port of Pollenca U´ll find lot of things to do, U can just seat and enjoy the fres sea breeze on the surroundings bars and pubs. 

 russian_yaz Says:  This resort has everything - wonderful scenery, beautiful sandy beaches and a laid-back friendly atmosphere. The sheltered horseshoe shaped bay is set against the stunning backdrop of the Tramuntana mountain range. Long white beaches full with bars, pubs and restorants of... 

 Rob_Johnstone Says:  Turn into the lane to the left of the church and follow the signs to the steps.From the foot of the steps it may be difficult to count all 365 of the steps, but I can reasure you there are 365 of them, I've counted every single one of them. The steps are lined by Cypress... 

 bigmikeyoyo Says:  A great place to dine with or without the family,try the fantastic Tango Mussels to start followed by the most tender suckling pig or my favourite the roast shoulder of lamb just falling off the bone,friendly and efficient staff make this place one you'll keep going back... 

 russian_yaz Says:  As usual, take the train on Palma and go to Sa Pobla, then take a bus, taxi or rent a bicycle and there are still more 12km to Pollenca. The train ticket there and back is 4.90€. 

 russian_yaz Says:  Is a small shop near the main plaza, on one side of the church. Here they sell lot of typical mallorcan sandals, in every color and size. Around 20 euros 

 Rob_Johnstone Says:  Most people don't realise that the highest peaks on Mallorca, Puig Major which stands at 1447 m and the second highest Puig Massanella1382 are both higher than Ben Nevis 1343 which is the highest mountain in the UK.Puig Major : Altough the highest your not allowed to climb...