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Das wunderschöne Arta – Artà Runde von Cala Millor

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Das wunderschöne Arta – Artà Runde von Cala Millor

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June 7, 2022

Das wunderschöne Arta – Artà Runde von Cala Millor

Moderate

04:02

94.3km

23.4km/h

760m

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Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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3.25 km

New Church of Son Servera

Highlight • Religious Site

The Esglesia Nova is an unfinished church in Son Servera. It is located in the center near the railway line Manacor - Arta. A very nice place and a impressive building.

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4.30 km

Ma-4031 Road Between Son Servera and Artà

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Nice up and down

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34.1 km

Joan Bennàssar sculptures, Can Picafort

Highlight • Monument

The Mallorcan artist Joan Bennàssar has set up his sculptures in several places on the coast of Ca'n Picafort. Here, next to a bunker from the Civil War, they are especially nice to see at Sonnenuntzergang.

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41.0 km

Muro Beach

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Playa de Muro is a fantastic beach with white sand and turquoise waters that is an epicenter for cycling on the coast. It is the starting point and arrival point …

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56.3 km

Can Picafort Promenade and Sculptures

Highlight • Structure

The place is a good base to plan your bike tours. You can get to the mountains quickly, but you can also explore the flatter center of the island.

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79.2 km

Sanctuary of Sant Salvador de Artà

Highlight • Religious Site

Arta inspires with its naturalness. There are many small alleys through the town and most of them lead upwards to Calvary with the fortified church of San Salvador.

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