Discover Mancor de la Vall
Mancor de la Vall sits at the foot of the Tramuntana, with streets connecting the centre to nearby slopes. Sant Joan Baptista church and the surroundings of Santa Llúcia provide two points of reference. Former farmsteads and estates help explain the village’s long relationship with mountain land and agriculture.
A story to discover
Santa Llúcia chapel is documented from 1341 and served the farmsteads of Mancor and Biniarroi. In 1925 Mancor separated from Selva and established its own town council, ending a long period of administrative dependence on the neighbouring municipality.
Places worth exploring
- Santa Llúcia
The chapel recalls religious provision for the former agricultural communities.
- Sant Joan Baptista
The church provides another landmark within the village’s built heritage.
- Biniarroi route
The historic route connects the village with its mountain surroundings.






