Algaida

Pla de Mallorca defines the setting of Algaida — the broad agricultural plain in Mallorca’s interior gives the town an open, low-rise character shaped by fields, windmills and country lanes. Southeast of the centre rises Puig de Randa, whose summit is crowned by the Santuari de Cura and has long been associated with the Mallorcan philosopher Ramon Llull. Algaida is also known for Gordiola, a Mallorcan glassmaking name whose workshops keep the island’s hand-blown glass tradition visible. The town lies away from the busiest coastal resorts, yet remains closely connected to Palma and the villages of central Mallorca. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Mallorca and the Balearic Islands.

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