Discover Vilafranca de Bonany
Vilafranca de Bonany, also called Villafranca in Spanish, retains an agricultural character in Mallorca’s central plain. Its streets and Santa Bàrbara church are surrounded by fields that explain the importance of local produce. The outline of Puig de Bonany accompanies the landscape around the settlement.
A story to discover
The village was founded in 1620 to bring together workers from the Sant Martí barony. Its name recalls the tax privileges associated with that foundation. Its history is therefore rooted in estates and agricultural work rather than a coastal trading tradition.
Places worth exploring
- Santa Bàrbara church
The main religious landmark in the village centre.
- Older village streets
Simple architecture linked to Vilafranca’s rural history.
- Bonany landscape
Fields and views towards the hill in the village’s name.






