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It is located 30 kilometres east of Palma in the centre of the island on the main road from Palma to Manacor and also lends its name to the small municipality that surrounds it. Montuiri, the land of mills, traditionally lives from grain cultivation and flour production. The town offers an impressive cultural heritage and a variety of traditions. This makes it an interesting destination for anyone who wants to get to know the traditional side of the island and the unique beauty of its nature. Despite the obvious social change in recent years, Montuiri is still a place with a strong agricultural character. This has helped to preserve its natural environment, which has been known for centuries for its fertile soils.In addition to the traditional side of the small village, as already mentioned, it also offers a small selection of everyday necessities. Due to its location, Porreres is also worth a visit. Porreres is nestled in rolling hills in the south of the island and is only 20 minutes from the airport and 15 minutes from the most beautiful natural beach ‘ Es Trenc ’. Porreres, whose roots go back to the year 1300, is a traditional municipality with around 5,000 inhabitants, in which agriculture still plays an important role. Porreres is proud to cultivate the fourth largest wine-growing area on the island. The typical Mallorcan village has two imposing churches and a town centre with many restaurants and cafés. The numerous retail shops offer a complete range of products. This small village of Porreres, free from the tourist hustle and bustle, lives the Mallorcan way of life with its numerous shops and offices. A market is held here every Tuesday, with a variety of stalls throughout the village centre.