A 20 km long road leads from Pollença to the Santuari de Lluc. Pilgrims once said their silent prayers here, today visitors can experience this sanctuary along with accommodation and shopping facilities, a botanical garden and an information office. The highlight of the extensive complex is the magnificent sanctuary with the famous Marian statue Mare de Déu de Lluc, the patron saint of Mallorca. The origins of the sanctuary date back to the 13th century. At that time there was a chapel here, which King Jaume I initially had extended into a hermitage. The extensive construction of the church with its magnificent altar was completed at the end of the 17th century.
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On the historic pilgrimage route from Lluc to CaimariThe pilgrimage route is already 700 years old, along which the faithful once pilgrimaged from ...
Along the dry stone wall route from the Lluc Monastery to Pollença.
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On the historic pilgrimage route from Lluc to CaimariThe pilgrimage route is already 700 years old, along which the faithful once pilgrimaged from ...
Along the dry stone wall route from the Lluc Monastery to Pollença.
With the e-bike, you go over the wonderful Coll de sa Batalla to the Lluc monastery and back via the Coll de Femenia and Pollença.
You will be transferred from Soller back to Cúber Reservoir to continue your crossing of the island. Following sections of the pilgrimage route to ...

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