Binissalem Mallorca is a small historic town situated in the heart of Mallorca’s Binissalem wine region, Spain. Known for its wine production, it's surrounded by beautiful vineyards and wineries and is considered the island’s wine capital. The town itself is located just around 20 kilometers northeast of the capital, Palma, making it easily accessible for visitors.
The town features charming traditional stone houses, cobbled streets and a picturesque central square filled with cafes. It is also home to a beautiful church, the Church of Santa Maria de Robines, an iconic symbol of the town, well known for its twin bell towers.
Binissalem also hosts a number of annual festivals. The most famous of these is the Festa des Vermar, a grape harvest festival that includes traditional dancing, grape stomping and wine tasting.
In terms of economy, besides the wine industry, Binissalem Mallorca is also known for its stone carving tradition, using the golden sandstone, ‘Mares’, that is typical of many Mallorcan buildings.
The town offers a peaceful atmosphere amidst natural beauty and is a perfect destination for wine lovers and those seeking tranquility away from the bustling tourist crowds. Despite its small size, the town has a few shops and a weekly market, and offers a taste of typical Mallorcan village life.
