Discover Manacor
Manacor offers an urban perspective on eastern Mallorca, with religious buildings, memories of workshops and a municipal history museum. Structures from different periods stand around the commercial streets of the centre. Exploring them introduces the inland city and distinguishes it from the beach settlements belonging to the same municipality.
A story to discover
Jaume II granted Manacor town status in 1300. The railway’s arrival in 1879 and the first artificial pearl factory in 1902 accompanied economic change. It received the title of city in 1912 during a period of industrial and commercial growth.
Places worth exploring
- Nostra Senyora dels Dolors
The parish church is a landmark of the central streetscape.
- Torre dels Enagistes
The former fortified residence houses the History Museum of Manacor.
- Sant Vicenç Ferrer
The convent and its cloister form part of the urban heritage.






