요렛 드 비스타레그레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 천연기념물

The grotto was originally called Cova des Coloms because of the wild pigeons that lived there. When the village priest erected a statue of the Virgin Mary here in 1920, modeled on the famous Lourdes Grotto, increasing numbers of people came to this spot to ask the Blessed Virgin for healing. This seems to have had some effect, as those who were healed left thank-you notes in the rock niches and laid flowers in front of the statue. In 1942, Saint Bernadette, who had known Mary from earlier, also moved here.

The Maiden's Fountain ("Fonteta de la Mare de Déu"), located a short distance away from the path, was used by the hermits of Bonany to irrigate their vegetable gardens. Inside there is a replica of the statue "Mare de Déu" (a work by Guillem Galmés).

A very decent climb

The Talayotic culture was a prehistoric culture between the 13th and 2nd centuries BC. on the Balearic Islands. It is known for the numerous remains of the eponymous tower structures, the talayots, especially on Mallorca and Menorca. The cultural epoch on the islands was named Talayotic after her. The Talayotic culture is a megalithic culture between the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age, characterized by towers and other buildings made of large stones.

great road, rolls really well 👌🏽

Huge rock, not far from the path. Only when you go there and explore it a little do you notice the full extent of the chunk.

Good panoramic view over the island from the monastery Cura and coffee break possible

The topping is great