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Pollença
Pollença
Explore the north coast and wander Pollença’s charming narrow streets. You will find quiet squares and open-air cafes, and you can climb the 365 steps to the Calvary chapel, the site of a dramatic parade every year on Good Friday. Every year in July and August, Pollença hosts a lively festival featuring several classical concerts. Past festivals have included performances by the London Symphony Orchestra and Boris Berezovsky on the piano. It’s one of the most popular music festivals in Mallorca, so advanced booking is highly recommended (www.festivalpollenca.org).
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