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Envie d'ajouter une touche d'histoire à vos vacances au soleil à Majorque ? La chartreuse de Valldemossa, dans le village de Valldemossa, est tout indiquée. Ce monastère du XIVe siècle a d'abord été un palais des rois de Majorque. Au XVe siècle, il a été converti en lieu de culte tel que nous le connaissons aujourd'hui. Au cours de votre visite, vous pourrez explorer la quasi-totalité du domaine, qui comprend une église, une bibliothèque et de nombreux jardins bien entretenus. Un conseil : dirigez-vous vers les cours extérieures pour admirer de belles vues sur la campagne environnante. La chartreuse possède également son propre musée, où vous pourrez découvrir le passé de Majorque et tous les personnages historiques célèbres qui s'y sont succédé à un moment ou à un autre.
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“No contact made to say that our pick up was delayed, I actually thought we had missed it and had to contact the tour group. First lady I spoke to said she would call me back but didn't, after a while I called again and was then told bus was delayed”
“The guide and driver were very unhelpful mum uses a mobility walker and no help was given The last drop off point was a very long walk from the town down a cobblestone street we were not warned about this and guide went on ahead and left us to struggle down it If you have mobility issues this is not to be recommended There should be a note of this at booking”
“Got picked up in one coach only to be driven to a place where we changed to a different bus, and then had to catch the original bus back to the hotel from Valdermossa. 1 hour for the historic house was far too long and the supposed wonderful gardens were a joke. Overall not a great experience.”
“The 3 places visited were beautiful. However the pick up took over an hour on top of the journey to Valldemossa. Total journey was 2.5 hours. Information from the guide was limited on the way and non existent on the way back unfortunately which was a shame as we could have heard all about the beautiful island.”
