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Discover the best top things to do in Petra, Spain including Sanctuaire Et Ermitage de Bonany de Petra, Els Calderers, Bike Experience Mallorca, Wochenmarkt in Sineu, Rancho Grande Park, Fray Junipero Serra Museum, Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience, Marche de Sineu, Es Colomer, Santuari de Sant Salvador.
Restaurants in Petra
1. Sanctuaire Et Ermitage de Bonany de Petra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By mrhipkiss - Nottingham UK
A short drive up a twisty road from Petra takes you to a fantastic view point and church. The views are panoramic and well worth the trip. The architecture of the church is interesting and inside is very interesting. There is a toilet but would be even better if there was a cafe like the church at the top the hill in Arta has. Having said that there is a vending machine, but a cafe and tables to admire the view would be perfect!
2. Els Calderers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Squrrel13 - Sidcup
We drove from Alcudia on a bright sunny day. The mansion is nicely presented, though some of the things on display could do with a dust! Entrance was steep at 9 Euros and cash only!!! (This is 2017....) and no concessions. Spent about 30 mins looking round the house and another 10 in the farm/garden. Very quiet when we went in March, so we pretty much had the place to ourselves.
3. Bike Experience Mallorca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Bike hire company with Delivery service which also organizes guided routes and tours all around Mallorca. We are a small company raised by experts who know each and every inch of Mallorca. We have a selection of the best bikes on the market. You can set up your own bike from your own computer by following a few and simple steps. In fact, you can also adjust all parameters!
Reviewed By Ailsa56 - London, United Kingdom
We hired two road bikes, a Cervelo and a Trek Madone. Both were in good condition. They were delivered to our hotel on time and collected as agreed, and the guy was very helpful with adjustments to the bikes so they were comfortable. Both came with a pump and spare inner tube.
4. Wochenmarkt in Sineu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Bearwife - Seattle
This is a sprawling market with nearby free designated parking. It is overwhelmingly dedicated to flea market stalls, but worth visiting just the same for the wonderful food stands intermingled with the other vendors, and the farm animal displays. We left with all we needed for marvelous picnic lunches. Do keep your hands on your valuables.
5. Rancho Grande Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 392 reviews
We are the biggest horse Ranch in Mallorca offering horseback riding excursions as well as food and drinks in our restaurant on site. There are various attractions for all family - little mini Zoo, children playground, bouncy castle, football field etc In the evening we organize a Country nights with live music, line dancing and show at the very end of the night. The place is suitable for all family.
Reviewed By Markhartshorn - Plymouth, United Kingdom
My wife and I went to this great place on Thursday evening. Neither of us have ridden a horse before and were impressed with how well organised and looked after we all were.
The bbq was great and we enjoyed chatting to people at the table with us. The line dancing and show after dinner was great fun.
My only negative comment is the photos are a bit pricey at €12 each but we didn't buy them and took our own photos.
I would recommend the place to anyone.
6. Fray Junipero Serra Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
The visit includes the Museum and the Junipero's house.
Reviewed By Gypsy60_11 - Houghton-le-Spring, United Kingdom
If your American and from California, this might have greater interest for you.
The birth place of Junipro responsible for the founding of Missions in that area. We were shown round by a charming informative young lady who issued tickets. A very small house and museum i n the convent part. Then a bonus is for the price of the ticket you can visit other convents all for 5 euros 3 euros for over 70's
7. Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
RAFA NADAL MUSEUM XPERIENCE offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy a unique experience linked to the world of sports, its aptitudes and values. This is an international museum where Rafa Nadal’s trophies and memorabilia, donated by the most important sports athletes in history, are exhibited here permanently. In turn, this museum offers spectacular interactive activities in the experiential room with virtual reality simulators. This high technology environment allows visitors to experience a number of sports practiced in a different and exciting way.
Reviewed By Cedric L
The museums displays the collection of Nadal's trophys and equipment having belonged to other world class athletes, we appreciated the presentation and the show. The upper level with various 3D or VR animations of different sports was a real fun for children, but a bit...MoreDear Cedric, First of all thank you for spending part of your time in valuing our museum. We are glad you liked the visit of the museum. We hope to see you again soon! A greeting
8. Marche de Sineu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By AbarcaBoy - Norwich, United Kingdom
During our visit market day coincided with a national fiesta which added to the atmosphere. Granted the market has many generic stalls seen elsewhere on the island but the food stalls selling local artisan food and drink were superb and the way the stalls snaked around the village meant a voyage of discovery. The livestock market main not have universal appeal but it's part of the tradition. If you don't like it there is no need to enter that part of the market. As an event I thought the whole thing was excellent.
9. Es Colomer
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By rzaruwa - United Kingdom
Oh my god what an amazing place! The drive towards the location is scary, roads are very narrow and traffic is intense but what you're about to see is just breathtaking...
If you're driving, take the small road towards the mountain on your right with some sort of fortress on top, it's a steep rise and the road is free but when you get to the top you will thank me for this recommendation!!! I don't think I will ever forget what I saw there...
10. Santuari de Sant Salvador
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By WakefieldBex - Huddersfield, United Kingdom
The road to get to the top had loads of twists and turns so you just need to go steady to get to the top but it's so worth it! The views from the top are spectacular! We went on a clear day and you can see for miles! We also went into the church which was nice inside and then walked across to the cross and took more pictures there.
There is a little restaurant/bar at the top to sit and have a drink.
I'd really recommend a visit purely for the amazing views
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