Raixa
Raixa is a historic estate in Bunyola, on the Palma–Sóller road at km 12.2. It opens from Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 15:00, and admission and parking are repeatedly described as free. Most visitors plan 1 to 2 hours for the house, gardens and viewpoints. There is no café, restaurant or shop on site. Access is via a rough gravel road, and stairs and steep paths make parts of the grounds difficult for wheelchair users.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Raixa’s opening hours in Bunyola?
According to the official website, Raixa is open from Tuesday to Saturday, from 10:00 to 15:00. It remains closed on Mondays, Sundays and on the other public holidays. Because the opening window is quite short, it is worth planning your visit in advance.
Do I need to book in advance for Raixa?
If you are coming with fewer than 15 people, you can visit Raixa during opening hours without booking in advance. Groups of more than 15 people should contact Raixa beforehand by phone or email. This is an important practical rule for planning your visit.
Is admission to Raixa free?
Many visitor reviews describe admission as free, and parking is also often mentioned as free. The official website does not currently list any prices. If you want to check the latest conditions, the website or a call to +34 971 23 76 36 is the most reliable source.
What can you see at Raixa?
Raixa in Bunyola includes the historic estate, the gardens, a monumental staircase, a large water reservoir and viewpoints. The website also mentions the Centre Serra Tramuntana. Visitors additionally refer to an olive press area and exhibitions about the Serra de Tramuntana.
How do I get to Raixa and is there parking?
Raixa is in Bunyola on the Palma–Sóller road; one visitor gives the address as Carretera de Palma a Sóller, km 12, 07110 Bunyola. Parking is repeatedly described in reviews as free. The final stretch of the approach is often mentioned as a gravel or rough road, so driving slowly is advisable.
Is Raixa accessible for pushchairs or wheelchairs?
Some visitors report that the main building is accessible, but the gardens and paths are not fully accessible everywhere. There are stairs and some steep sections, especially towards the viewpoint. For people with limited mobility, it is sensible to check the route on arrival and allow extra time.
Is there a café or restaurant at Raixa?
According to the information available, there is no café, restaurant or shop on the premises. Visitors should therefore bring their own drinks and, if needed, a small snack. This is especially practical because the opening hours are only from 10:00 to 15:00.
How much time should I plan for a visit to Raixa?
Many visitors allow around 1 to 1.5 hours; others recommend 2 hours or more if you want to see the gardens, the centre and the viewpoints at a relaxed pace. Since Raixa is only open from Tuesday to Saturday, it helps to plan roughly in advance. Allow a little extra time for the walk to the tower.
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Location
Carretera Ma-11 de Palma a Sóller, km. 12,2, 07110 Bunyola
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