Valldemossa’s church tower and stone houses below the wooded slopes of the Tramuntana

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Deià & Valldemossa: Our Favourites

Valldemossa’s monastery, Robert Graves’ house in Deià, La Residencia and the Dry Stone Route.

The back story

  1. Area guide

    Deià and Valldemossa: the back story

    Deià·In depth

    Two stone villages in the UNESCO landscape of the Tramuntana, a monastery and a poet’s house.

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  2. The back story

    The Serra de Tramuntana: the back story

    Serra de Tramuntana·In depth

    A UNESCO World Heritage landscape of terraces, dry-stone walls and water channels along Mallorca’s north-west coast.

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What to see and do

  1. The poet’s home in Deià

    Ca n'Alluny, Robert Graves' house

    Deià·House museum

    The house in Deià where Robert Graves lived and wrote, kept as he left it.

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  2. Across the Tramuntana

    The Dry Stone Route (GR 221)

    Serra de Tramuntana·Long-distance trail

    The long-distance path through the UNESCO landscape of the Tramuntana, with mountain refuges.

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  3. Stone lanes and the monastery

    Valldemossa village walk

    Valldemossa·Village walk

    Through Valldemossa’s stone lanes to the Carthusian monastery.

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Where to stay

  1. In the village of Deià

    La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel, Mallorca

    Deià·Village hotel

    Belmond’s hotel in the village of Deià, in the foothills of the Tramuntana.

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