プッチプニェントの天然記念物・トップ20

As Mallorca's southernmost 1,000-meter peak, the Puig de Galatzó (1,027 meters) marks the beginning of the Tramuntana range and offers fantastic views. There are several ways to reach the summit, depending on your fitness level and starting point. The final 200 meters require some surefootedness, but are rewarded with a spectacular panorama of the island. Because of its striking shape, it is also called the "Matterhorn of Mallorca."

A visit to the Finca Galatzó grounds is particularly worthwhile during the almond blossom season, as there are numerous almond trees near the entrance gate that you can view up close and use as photo subjects. If the main building of the finca is open, you should also stop here for a moment.

The garden, located right next to the Charterhouse in 1983, was named after King Juan Carlos and opened to the public in 1993. Between the large, old cypresses, palm trees and oleander plants there is also a bust of Chopin, who spent the winter here with George Sand in 1838/39. The garden is not too big, but invites you to linger.

On the way from Banyalbufar to Port des Canonge, there are many places with wonderful views of the coastal panorama all the way to Sa Foradada. Since many of the pine trees are currently broken or have fallen over due to storms, you can admire the clear view of the coastline over a longer stretch. The path is very easy to walk.

The most famous olive tree in Palma de Mallorca, "Olivera de Cort", is located in the "Plaza de Cort" in the center of the city. The tree is between 500 and 600 years old

Nice little garden with some seating

A dream for every hiking season

The beautiful garden is dominated by the Carthusian monastery, which is one of the classic destinations in Mallorca. Writer George Sand and composer Frederic Chopin spent a winter here.