Antigua Finca Rústica Cerca De Manacor, Hermosa Ubicación En Lo Alto De Una Colina Que Ofrece Fantásticas Vistas Del Paisaje

Manacor is Mallorca’s second-largest city and the commercial and cultural capital of the island’s interior, carrying a character that is distinctly Mallorcan rather than tourist-facing. The surrounding countryside, the Llevant region, is defined by rolling hills, almond and carob groves, and dry-stone walls that have shaped the landscape for centuries. This postcode signals proximity to an authentic working city with genuine local infrastructure, set against some of the most unspoiled rural terrain on the island.

Manacor’s centre offers a covered market, the Mercat de s’Antigor, along with established restaurants serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine. The city is known for its pearl manufacturing industry, centred on the Majorica factory. The east coast beaches of Cala Millor, Porto Cristo, and Cala d’Or are all within a 20-minute drive.

Manacor sits roughly 50 kilometres east of Palma, a drive of approximately 45 minutes via the Ma-15 motorway. Palma de Mallorca Airport, the island’s main international hub, handles direct routes to most major European cities and is reachable in under an hour by car. A regional bus service connects Manacor to Palma regularly, and the city functions as a practical base for accessing both the east coast and the island’s interior.