Sights

Creu del revolt de La Salve near Pollença

Creu del revolt de La Salve

The Creu del revolt de La Salve is one of those historic landmarks that offer a particularly vivid insight into Mallorca’s cultural landscape. It is a cross near Pollença in the north of the island.

The name itself helps to explain it. The Catalan word “creu” means cross. The name refers to the monument near La Salve. As a historic sight, this place reveals its significance through careful observation.

The detour is particularly suitable for travelers who want to discover more of Pollença than its best-known views. Those interested in overlooked traces of history will find a historic destination here. It is less suitable as a standalone day trip; the visit is more rewarding as part of a historical tour through Pollença.

The Creu del revolt de La Salve is a historic sight near Pollença in northern Mallorca.

Visiting

The best way to begin is by finding the correct location. The Creu del revolt de La Salve is listed as a historic sight near Pollença. Once there, attention centers on the cross itself.

For orientation, the full name is more important than it may initially seem. Several crosses are mentioned in and around Pollença, including the Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell and other crosses at the entrance to the town. When navigating, you should therefore explicitly select “Creu del revolt de La Salve.” This helps avoid accidentally arriving at another monument with a similar name.

Current opening hours and an admission price are not available. It is therefore advisable to check current accessibility before traveling. This is especially important if the Creu del revolt de La Salve is the main reason for your journey to Pollença. If it is part of a visit to the town that is already planned, your schedule remains more flexible should conditions on site have changed.

There is no reliable basis for recommending a particularly quiet time of day. It therefore makes sense to include the stop in your own walk through Pollença and allow enough time and attention for navigation and locating the site.

Getting there

From Palma and the airport, the main route initially leads to Pollença. From Palma Airport, the road distance to Pollença is 57 kilometers; the drive takes around 45 minutes. The route follows Ma-30, Ma-13 and Ma-2200. From central Palma, the road distance to Pollença is 54 kilometers, and you should allow around 50 minutes. This route follows Ma-13 and Ma-2200.

These distances and driving times explicitly apply only as far as Pollença, not directly to the Creu del revolt de La Salve. For the final section, use the sight’s full name in your navigation system. This is especially important for this destination because other crosses are listed nearby, and searching only for “Creu” can easily lead to the wrong location.

Current navigation information is essential for the final section.

No bus stop in the immediate vicinity is listed either. Anyone traveling to Pollença by public transport should therefore plan the final section separately in advance and not assume that they can get off directly at the monument. If combining the visit with the old town, it may be more practical to use Pollença as a starting point and check the cross’s exact location from there.

The journey is therefore straightforward as long as Pollença remains the initial navigation destination and the final section is considered separately. The Ma-13 covers the long stretch from the direction of Palma, while the Ma-2200 continues to Pollença. Only then does the local search for the historic cross begin.

Nearby

Pollença provides an appropriate historical setting for the sight. The town lies in northern Mallorca and is part of the Serra de Tramuntana landscape. Its historic center and various religious and historical traces make it a useful starting point for seeing the Creu del revolt de La Salve not as an isolated point on a map, but as part of the local cultural landscape.

An obvious option is to combine it with a walk through the historic town center. This allows the Creu del revolt de La Salve to be included in a visit to Pollença.

Anyone wishing to explore this theme in greater depth can include other historical markers around Pollença. The Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell, crosses at the entrance to the town, and the Mirador del molí vell are listed as additional nearby destinations. They should not be confused with the Creu del revolt de La Salve, but they offer an opportunity to create a themed walking route with several stops.

For an excursion with a stronger focus on scenery, Pollença can then be combined with the northern coast. Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç, and the coves of Formentor are among the destinations mentioned in the wider area. The Creu del revolt de La Salve can serve as a cultural and historical introduction before continuing toward the coast.

Anyone traveling solely because of the monument should carefully check its exact location and current accessibility in advance. Those already visiting Pollença can take a more relaxed approach to the search and include the cross as an additional historical trace on a walk they have already planned.

The place it belongs to

Pollença in the place guide

Practical information for your visit

When searching, it helps to have the full Catalan name ready and to avoid confusing the destination with other crosses near Pollença.

Current navigation information is essential for orientation.

The Creu del revolt de La Salve is a historic sight near Pollença in northern Mallorca.

The visit becomes more meaningful when you already know that several crosses are listed in Pollença. The stop then becomes part of understanding the landscape.

Local insider tips

  • Use the full name

    Several historic crosses are listed near Pollença. Always enter “Creu del revolt de La Salve” in your navigation system; a general search for “Creu” may lead to the Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell or another wayside marker.

  • Plan a cross-themed route

    Those interested in historic rural monuments can combine the stop with the Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell and the crosses at the entrance to Pollença. This places the Creu del revolt de La Salve within a clearer local context.

  • Combine it with Pollença

    The visit can be combined with a walk through historic Pollença; afterward, the excursion can continue toward Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç, or Formentor.

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What is the Creu del revolt de La Salve, and why is it worth visiting?
The Creu del revolt de La Salve is a historic cross near Pollença in northern Mallorca. It is listed as a historic sight. The stop is particularly interesting for travelers looking for lesser-known traces of local history. Other crosses are also mentioned near Pollença, including the Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell and crosses at the entrance to the town. As an addition to a walk through Pollença, the destination can be placed within its local historical context.
What opening hours and admission prices apply?
No current opening hours or admission price are available for the Creu del revolt de La Salve. Because access conditions and local circumstances can change, current accessibility should be checked before visiting. The Creu del revolt de La Salve is classified as a historic sight near Pollença. Combining the stop with a visit to Pollença allows for more flexible planning. Specific times or prices should not be taken from older travel listings because such information can quickly become outdated.
How do you get from Palma Airport to the Creu del revolt de La Salve?
From Palma Airport, the route initially follows the Ma-30, then the Ma-13 and the Ma-2200 to Pollença. The road distance to Pollença is 57 kilometers, and the drive takes around 45 minutes. This information explicitly covers only the journey to the town, not directly to the cross. For the final section, use the full name “Creu del revolt de La Salve” in your navigation system. Because several crosses are listed near Pollença, an abbreviated search may lead to the wrong cross.
How do you get from central Palma to the Creu del revolt de La Salve?
From central Palma, the route follows the Ma-13 and the Ma-2200 to Pollença. The road distance to Pollença is 54 kilometers, and the drive takes around 50 minutes. From there, the final section to the Creu del revolt de La Salve must be navigated separately, as the stated driving time and distance do not refer to the cross’s immediate location. Use the sight’s full name for orientation because several crosses are listed near Pollença.
How can you plan a visit to the Creu del revolt de La Salve?
For planning, use the full name “Creu del revolt de La Salve” in your navigation system because several crosses are listed near Pollença. No bus stop in the immediate vicinity is listed. Anyone traveling to Pollença by public transport should therefore plan the final section separately. The visit can be combined with the historic town center, the Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell, or other crosses at the entrance to the town.
What is the best time of day to visit without crowds?
No opening hours are available for the Creu del revolt de La Salve. It is therefore not possible to specify a particular time when the site is especially quiet. It is more practical to schedule the stop around your own route through Pollença and allow enough time to locate it accurately. The sight’s full name helps with navigation because several crosses are mentioned in and around Pollença. The visit can also be combined with the historic town center or other destinations in northern Mallorca.
What nearby places can be combined with the visit?
The most obvious addition is a walk through historic Pollença. The Creu de l’oratori del Roser Vell and other crosses at the entrance to the town can also be included in the route. This makes it clear that the Creu del revolt de La Salve is not the only listed cross in the area. For the rest of the day, Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç, or the coves of Formentor are suitable options. The cross serves as a cultural and historical stop, rather than the entire focus of the day.