Jardines de Alfabia is a beautiful complex with a historic Gothic-style home, exquisitely manicured gardens and grounds, and ornate 18th-century water fountains. Once the sprawling estate of Majorca's Moorish governor, the gardens are nestled in Bunyola in the heart of the Tramuntana mountain range and has several lovely attractions such as a courtyard fountain dating back to the 15th century, a serene canal with jets of water, and romantic 19th-century garden. The historic home has a combination of architectural styles and features, ranging from Arabic, Baroque, English, Gothic, Renaissance, Roman, and Rococo.

Jardines de Alfabia, Ctra. Palma-Sóller, km 17, 07110, Illes Balears, Spain, Phone: +34-971-61-31-23

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