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Perfect starting point for the climb to Puig Major via Selva and Caimari. There are many opportunities here to gain strength for the climb into the Tramuntana mountains.

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This descent is only recommended for participants who are not afraid of heights. Of course, you should also be sure-footed. There are no signposts, but many clearly visible stone towers show the way

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Centre of wine production in Mallorca

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The name Binissalem comes from the Arabic name Banu Salim, which means sons of peace or sons of Salim. Binissalem is the Mallorcan capital of wine. According to documents, wine was already being produced here on a considerable scale in the 14th century.

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Sat nav tried to send me wrong way on a one way street, easy to find way though

Quiet place, entrance to the Orient.

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here the side road to the Mallorca Classic Route is recommended

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MegaRawBar - coffee and bar production from Mallorca

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Great views from the Puig des Tossals Verds

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Summit of 1118m in the heart of the Natural Park of the Serra de Tramuntana whose views of the mountains will leave you breathless.

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Lloseta is a town with a lot of local cycling atmosphere outside the usual tourist circuit of the island. It is a crossroads between the mountains and the coast nestled between farmland mainly of almonds and olive trees. It is an ideal place to stock up on cycling routes.

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a little further away from most tourists

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Naturally a beautiful view from a summit. The last piece is pathless, marked with cairns.

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Probably not a place where you want to linger, but if you come from the mountains (Col de Honor or Orient and Bunyola) you can drive back quickly and easily via the inland via Lloseta and Inca.

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Very good coffee and cake. only locals.

Here was a supply station of the Mallorca 312 Tour.

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The greatest art treasures of this community are undoubtedly the buildings. The majority of the buildings are built with the Binissalem stone from the area. You can also visit wine cellars. The unity of these buildings and cellars give an impressive overall picture, starting from the church Nostra Senyora de Rubines. Rubines was also the name of the city of Binissalem in the period from the 13th to the 16th century. Binissalem is the Mallorcan capital of wine. The wine from this region is protected by the denomination Denominación de Origen. According to documents, wine was produced here in the 14th century. The wine production increased considerably in the 19th century, until the phylloxera from America had been introduced to France and destroyed there and around 1900 many vineyards. Almost all grapevines fell victim to these pests. Only after the introduction of the resistant American vine did viticulture begin to revive. Since the root of the American vine is resistant to the phylloxera, such as the leaves of the European vine, the American rootstock and the European precious rice are grafted together and defy thus the common phylloxera.  On the 1,200 hectares of cultivated land, which are for the most part in this municipality, today high-quality wines are cultivated. The vineyards with clay soil lying above lime are located at 250 to 300 meters above sea level. The most important grape varieties and their tasting characteristics are, Manto Negro and Tinto Fino. The church square and the appearance of the place are dominated by the church Nostra Senyora de Robines. Its bell tower is considered the landmark of the city. The foundation dates from the 15th century, but the construction was only completed in 1908 in the Gothic Revival style. A sight of the city is the gate Cas Capità Bissó. It is a magnificent gate that once belonged to a mansion. The former home of the writer Llorenç Villalonga is also visited. It is called Can Sabater. Sources (Wikipedia and mallorcatipps.com)

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