Discover Deià
Deià follows the slopes of the Tramuntana mountains, with stone houses beneath a church crowning the village. The gradients open changing views of the valley and the surrounding hills. Museums and places connected with writers make it possible to combine the scenery with an exploration of the village’s cultural life.
A story to discover
The village separated from Valldemossa in 1583. Its connection with artists and writers became particularly visible from the late nineteenth century. Robert Graves settled in Deià in 1929, and his house, Ca n’Alluny, preserves that literary association today.
Places worth exploring
- Ca n’Alluny
Robert Graves’s house retains the atmosphere of his working environment.
- Church and cemetery
The upper village combines heritage with views across the settlement.
- Stone streets
Sloping lanes reveal changing perspectives of the village and valley.






