Binissalem news
Binissalem lies in the centre of Mallorca, where historic stone houses, wine traditions and a regular market shape the town’s character. The Festa des Vermar gives those traditions a public celebration, bringing local festivities and community life into focus. Rail connections matter to residents and commuters, particularly around festival travel and changes to crossings. Beyond the town, excursions form part of Binissalem’s setting, while the market and its streets remain part of everyday life.
16 reports on Binissalem, latest from 27 September 2026
- Mallorca’s 60th Festa des Vermar ends with Prohens visit
- Mallorca adds 21 late trains for Binissalem festival
- Binissalem Festa honours its over-80s on Mallorca
- Mallorca storms trigger 26 call-outs as rain returns
- Mallorca: 16 call-outs as heavy rain warning stays
- Mallorca storms spark 16 call-outs and flood buildings
- 27 Mallorca towns lack Alcover and La Balanguera
- Mallorca electric cars and fire demo fill Palma
- Mallorca rail crossing: €4.4m bridge set to replace it
- Mallorca's Festa des Vermar marks 60 years
- Palma: Jewish culture centre reopens on Wednesday
- Palma income gap: 1.2% rise puts city ahead
- Palma protest: up to 19,000 demand Sánchez quit
- Alaró police operation questioned after Sant Roc assault
- Sant Lluís wastewater plant upgrade to double capacity
- Deixalles records 162 integration contracts in Mallorca
Read more about Binissalem in the travel guide: Binissalem