Towns to fall in love with in the interior of Mallorca this summer

When we think of Mallorca we automatically move to paradisiacal beaches with crystal clear waters. However, the interior of the island is impressive, and this summer is a good opportunity to get to know it. Places as beautiful as Deià or Sóller with which it is impossible not to fall in love. Do you want to know the most beautiful villages in the interior of Mallorca? Valldemossa Located in the Sierra de Tramontana, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Valldemossa is a medieval village surrounded by mountains, where you will feel as if you had made a trip in the Some centuries ago, the Royal Cartuja and the Palace of King Sancho are the main visits. Once you have known all the places of interest, we recommend that you forget the map and get lost in the cobbled streets full of flowers.Deià For many Deià is one of the most charming towns in the interior of Mallorca, and as soon as you get to know it you will understand why. Located in the Sierra de Tramontana, the Parish of San Juan Bautista is a very interesting temple. Right next to it there is a viewpoint that offers fabulous views of the natural environment. The House of the well-known English writer Robert Graves is a 100% recommended visit. He fell in love with this place, and settled there in 1929. He left Deià during the Civil War, but then returned and lived there until the end of his days. The house is preserved with its original appearance, Soller Soller is for many one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. One of the best ways to get there is on an old wooden train from the early 20th century that departs from Palma de Mallorca. The Church of San Bartolomé is the most important monument, declared a Site of Cultural Interest.The Can Prunera Museum offers a golden opportunity to see first-hand a selection of works by Picasso and Worhal, among other artists. In addition, it houses the Joan Serra modernist art collection.CapdeperaCapdepera is located at the eastern end of Mallorca, so that if there are no clouds it is possible to see Menorca from here. The Castle is one of the most important medieval fortresses on the island. In the enclosure there is also a medieval church from the 14th century. In the municipality of Capdepera, but far from the historic center, is the lighthouse, which is in use and has a very important function in the Balearic Islands.