
This is the beautiful church of Lluc. Each year on September 9th (or the following Sunday), the biggest religious
ceremony of Lluc is being celebrated here. 20,000+ people from all over Mallorca march to the church (by foot)!
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The main attraction at the Sanctuary in Lluc is the original "Black Madonna" La Moreneta,
created in the 13th century and still in a very good condition. You will find it in a smaller
back room behind the main church.
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The last photo from Lluc - the interior of the Sanctuary with high ceilings and several paintings on the walls.
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On your way from Lluc to Port de Soller, you should leave the C-710 for a brief stop in Fornalutx.
This is the main plaza (Placa d'Espanya) with restaurants, cafes and shops.
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Fornalutx is home to some 500 people, and the village is beautifully situated within Lemon- and Orangefarms.
And this beauty has already won prizes, the most important one being "Most Beautiful Village in Spain" (three times!).
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Another photo of Fornalutx. It is remarkably clean, and the small streets invite for further exploration of the
village. You should plan for a minimum stay of 90 minutes to see it all without stress (they have paid parking,
so this information might come handy). :-)
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The surrounding hills of Fornalutx, some go as high as 1,000 meters up which is quite remarkable, because you
are almost at sea level here.
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One of the restaurants close to the Placa d'Espanya - when we were there (on a Thursday), it was not
too busy, but we have been told that during high-season it can get quite crowded here!
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The last photo of Fornalutx - a visitor relaxes in the shadow of one of the old houses. Now let's head
on to Port de Soller...
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