Discover Calvià
Calvià Vila reveals the inland side of the municipality, at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana. Traditional houses, kitchen gardens and the outline of Sant Joan Baptista frame a compact village walk. The setting helps explain the rural landscape that existed before the growth of the coastal resorts.
A story to discover
The village was established in 1285 during the reign of Jaume II. Its church has medieval origins, although the building seen today largely reflects the reconstruction begun in 1867, combining Romanesque revival features with Gothic revival details.
Places worth exploring
- Sant Joan Baptista
The church’s twin towers overlook the surrounding village roofs.
- Village architecture
Houses including Can Verger recall the traditional inland settlement.
- Rural surroundings
Olive and almond trees accompany the gently rolling landscape.






