Discover Llubí
Llubí lies in the Pla de Mallorca among dryland fields, almond trees and carob trees. Its church, boundary crosses and windmills help explain the village’s relationship with agriculture. Capers and honey add a food-related perspective on the surrounding land and on the traditions that remain part of community life.
A story to discover
Sant Feliu church was built between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Former flour mills recall cereal processing, while caper growing once held greater economic importance. Although production has declined, the crop remains part of the village’s local identity.
Places worth exploring
- Sant Feliu
The parish church is a landmark of the village’s built heritage.
- Molí d’en Suau
The mill and sa Farinera retain the memory of flour production.
- Capers and honey
Both products maintain a recognisable place within the community’s traditions.
