Discover Sineu
Sineu occupies a central position in Mallorca’s rural plain, with streets leading to squares, historic houses and religious buildings. Its market and architecture give a visit a distinctive village rhythm. The surrounding fields recall the importance of agricultural life throughout the island’s inland region.
A story to discover
Jaume II ordered older buildings to be converted into a royal palace in 1309. This historical role supported Sineu’s growth as an inland centre. The former palace remains part of its heritage, although access to every interior space should not be assumed.
Places worth exploring
- Santa Maria church
A major landmark in the centre of Sineu.
- Former royal palace
A building linked with the history of Jaume II.
- Squares and market
Local life and commerce in the village streets.






