Marratxí is one of the five largest municipalities in Mallorca and comprises several districts, including Marratxinet, Pla de na Tesa, Pont d'Inca, Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta. With an area of 54 km² and a population of around 38,902 people, Marratxí offers a pleasant mix of traditional flair and modern infrastructure. Its proximity to the island's capital Palma - only around 11 km away - makes Marratxí particularly attractive for commuters and city lovers. The international airport of Palma de Mallorca can be reached in around 14 km, which also makes the municipality extremely practical for travelers. Marratxí is particularly well known for its long tradition of ceramic production. The Museu del Fang in Sa Cabaneta, housed in a former flour mill, is dedicated to this art and presents a variety of traditional pottery, including the typical siurells - small clay figures that serve as pipes. Every year in April, the Fira del Fang takes place, a fair that attracts ceramics lovers from all over the region. Another highlight is the Mallorca Fashion Outlet, an open-air shopping center with around 64 brands, which offers shopping opportunities as well as an indoor go-kart track, a cinema and a games center. The railroad park in Marratxí is ideal for family outings, with scale model trains and a railroad and industrial museum. In terms of education, Marratxí has renowned international schools such as The Academy International School and the ecolea International School Mallorca, which offer a wide range of educational opportunities for different age groups and curricula. Historical sites such as the prehistoric cave of Son Caulelles or the picturesque village of Marratxinet with its impressive buildings such as Can Vador and Can Serra offer interesting insights into the history of the region. All in all, Marratxí harmoniously combines tradition and modernity, making it an attractive place to live for families, professionals and those seeking peace and quiet.