Església de Sant Bartomeu
Església de Sant Bartomeu is a parish church in Valldemossa, at Carrer Rectoria 10 in the village centre of Mallorca. The church dates to the 13th century, with later expansions in the 14th and 18th centuries; the bell tower and main façade were completed in 1930. Entry is free, with optional donations for upkeep and conservation. It is about a 5-minute walk from the Carthusian Monastery. Inside, the church is quiet and small, with chapels and religious artwork; wheelchair access has been mentioned, while the uphill approach can be difficult with a stroller.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, entry to Església de Sant Bartomeu is reported to be free. Visitors mention a voluntary donation box for upkeep and conservation. The church is a historic landmark in Valldemossa, so it is worth allowing a few minutes to look around respectfully.
Yes, admission to Església de Sant Bartomeu is stated as free in the visitor information available. However, a voluntary donation for maintenance and upkeep is mentioned on site. The church is a historic building in Valldemossa and many visitors also come because of its long history.
No fixed opening hours are published on the official website. One visitor note says the church was still open after 4:00 pm on a Saturday, but access can vary because services take place there. For the latest information, it is best to call +34 971 61 20 24 before you go.
No fixed opening hours are published on the official website. Visitor information does, however, mention that the church was still open on a Saturday after 16:00. As services take place, access may change depending on the time of day; it is best to ask by phone on +34 971 61 20 24 before visiting.
Església de Sant Bartomeu is at Carrer Rectoria, 10, 07170 Valldemossa, right in the village. Several visitors place it about a 5-minute walk from the Carthusian Monastery. From the centre it is only a few minutes away, although parts of the route can be uphill.
Església de Sant Bartomeu is located at Carrer Rectoria, 10, 07170 Valldemossa, right in the centre of the village. Several visitors say it is about 5 minutes on foot from the Carthusian monastery. From the village centre it is only a few minutes away, although the route can be uphill in places.
The first documented church in Valldemossa dates to 1245, according to the official website, and was originally dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the 14th century it was expanded and rededicated to Saint Bartholomew. The bell tower and main façade were completed in 1930.
According to the website, the first documented church in Valldemossa dates from 1245 and was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the 14th century it was enlarged and dedicated to the Apostle Bartholomew. The bell tower and main façade were completed in 1930, which clearly shows its long building history.
Yes, the website lists Masses on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 20:00. Visitors also mention daily services and special Masses on the saint’s feast day. If you plan to visit, it is best to keep quiet and be respectful during services.
Yes, the website lists Masses on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 20:00. Visitors also mention daily services and special Masses on the saint’s feast day. If you want to visit the church, it is sensible to be especially quiet during the liturgy.
One visitor notes that Església de Sant Bartomeu is accessible for wheelchairs. At the same time, it sits in an area with narrow streets and cobblestones, and the approach can be uphill. That can make the walk harder with a stroller, although the church itself is small and easy to navigate once inside.
One visitor reports that Església de Sant Bartomeu is accessible for wheelchairs. At the same time, it is in an area with narrow streets and some cobblestones, and access can be uphill. With pushchairs, the route may therefore be more tiring; however, the church itself is small and easy to manage for a visit.
Both are commonly mentioned: the stone façade and bell tower are prominent outside, while the interior is described as quiet and well preserved. Església de Sant Bartomeu is also noted as one of the smallest basilicas on the island. A visit often takes around 10 to 20 minutes, depending on whether you look at the chapels and altars.
Both are often mentioned: the exterior façade with the bell tower is a striking feature, and the interior is described as calm and well preserved. Església de Sant Bartomeu is also considered one of the smallest basilicas on the island. A visit often takes 10 to 20 minutes, depending on whether you also look at the chapels and altars.
The official website does not list parking facilities. Because the church is in Valldemossa’s historic centre, the streets are narrow and partly steep, so many visitors walk the last part through the village. If you arrive by car, it is practical to park outside the tightest centre and walk the final few minutes.
No parking spaces are mentioned on the official website. As the church is in the historic centre of Valldemossa, the streets are narrow and partly steep, so many visitors choose to walk through the village. If you come by car, it is practical to park outside the tightest centre and walk the last few minutes.
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Carrer Rectoria, 10, 07170 Valldemossa
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