Articles about extra virging olive oil
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Olive oil culture
Extra virgin olive oil is much more than an ingredient in the Mediterranean cuisine. Along with wine and bread, oil becomes the trio that will be present on top of any table that gathers family, friends or co-workers together.
Therefore, olive oil is a symbol of our lifestyle expressing wealth, tranquillity and good times. A day to day ingredient in our cuisine that has proven its value and which we long when we don’t have it within our reach.
Sineu, the Mallorca of the Middle Ages
Sineu, located in the heart of Mallorca, is a town with a rich history and vibrant culture. Known for its emblematic weekly market and its medieval heritage.
A guide to visit Fornalutx in half a day
The charming village of Fornalutx is located in the valley of Sóller (Mallorca) and is framed by the majestic Tramuntana mountain range.
Hiking in Mallorca. Hiking routes in es Pla de Mallorca.
We tell you everything you need to know to enjoy hiking in Mallorca: the best routes, tips and tricks, and some anecdotes that will make you see the island with different eyes.
Discover the magic of Mallorca in December
If you have ever wished to spend the Christmas holidays in a unique environment, Mallorca in December is your answer.
Recipe of Mallorcan trampó salad
Trampó salad is one of the most popular salads in Mallorca and the Balearic Islands. It is simple but delicious, and is a perfect accompaniment to any main dish.
Deià: art, gastronomy and relevant people
Deià has something to offer all visitors: a rich Moorish history, stunning mountain and sea scenery and a vibrant art and culinary scene.
Majorca in November: immerse yourself in tradition
November in Majorca: from the activities you can do, to the local gastronomy of this season and useful tips to make the most of your visit.
Mallorca in October
We tell you everything about Mallorca in October: temperatures, plans and activities, where to stay and gastronomy.
Pina, in the footsteps of Santa Catalina Thomás
We dedicate this third article to Pina, a small but charming town located in the Pla de Mallorca, not far from Algaida and Montuiri.