Discover Llucmajor
Llucmajor introduces inland southern Mallorca through its streets, religious buildings and reminders of agricultural work. Sant Miquel and the Sant Bonaventura complex provide two landmarks for an urban walk. Sundials also encourage closer attention to facade details that might otherwise be overlooked while exploring the town’s everyday streets.
A story to discover
In 1300 Jaume II granted Llucmajor the status of a royal town, consolidating municipal development around an earlier agricultural settlement. Its religious heritage and surviving sundials reveal further stages in the history of a community that expanded over time.
Places worth exploring
- Sant Miquel
The church and rectory form a landmark in the centre.
- Sant Bonaventura
The cloister preserves part of the town’s Franciscan architectural heritage.
- Sundials
Several facades display older ways of measuring the passing hours.






