Bunyola is a picturesque village at the foot of the Sierra de Tramuntana with around 7,000 inhabitants. With an extensive municipal area, Bunyola is one of the six largest municipalities in Mallorca, with, for example, the idyllic village of Orient and the exclusive villa area of Sa Coma, as well as the historic estates of Alfábia and Raixa. Particularly worth seeing are the Jardins d'Alfàbia, magnificent historic gardens with exotic plants, water features and a manor house dating back to the 13th century. A highlight of this picturesque region is the Sa Comuna forest area, one of the largest publicly accessible forest areas on the island with a cultural hiking trail. In the heart of Bunyola are the baroque church of San Mateo and the main square, where you can enjoy a good coffee in a relaxed atmosphere. The historic wooden train from Sóller passes the village's old train station on its way to Palma. Bunyola impresses with its tranquillity, the beauty of its narrow streets and the architecture of its old stone houses, as well as its proximity and good transport links to Palma. There is a weekly market on Wednesdays and Saturdays, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, clothes and much more. The village also offers a selection of good restaurants and cafés. The airport is about 24 km away and Palma and the nearest beaches are about 19 km away. Bunyola combines tradition, nature and comfort - a perfect place to live and relax.