Sineu, a village in the heart of Mallorca with around 4000 inhabitants, impresses with its authentic atmosphere and rich history. Nestled in the rolling hills of the island, Sineu exudes the charm of a traditional Mallorcan village that can trace its origins back to the Middle Ages. The impressive church of Santa Maria, a Gothic building from the 13th century, dominates the townscape. The Wednesday market is one of the oldest and most traditional markets on the island and offers local products, handicrafts and culinary specialties that will make every visitor's heart beat faster. Culturally, Sineu has a lot to offer, was once the seat of a royal palace and is now home to numerous historic buildings. The Convento de los Mínimos, dating from the 16th century, is now home to the town hall and the municipal museum of history and culture. The inhabitants of Sineu maintain their traditions and celebrate various festivals and events throughout the year. Particularly noteworthy are the Easter processions and the festival in honor of the patron saint Sant Marc, which takes place every year in April. The distance to Palma is around 40 km. The airport is also a similar distance away and makes for an uncomplicated journey. The central location of Sineu makes it an ideal starting point for excursions to the island's beaches and surrounding sights. At the same time, the village offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist resorts.