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Mallorca
Llubí is a municipality located in the Pla de Mallorca region of Mallorca, Spain. Known for its agricultural heritage, particularly capers, it features a blend of historical sites and vibrant local festivals.
Llubí is situated in the Llano de Mallorca, characterized by its irregular topography. The urban area is located on two hills through which the torrente de Aumadrà flows, eventually reaching the Albufera de Muro. The town enjoys good connectivity with nearby municipalities such as Muro, Inca, and Santa Margalida.
The name Llubí is derived from the Roman toponym Castro-lupino, evolving into its current form. Historically, it was a 'llogaret' dependent on the nearby town of Muro. Population fluctuations marked the early 20th century, stabilizing after the 1960s.
Explore Llubí, a charming municipality in Mallorca known for its capers and lively festivals.
Llubí is renowned for its caper production, making it a significant agricultural hub in Mallorca. The local economy also includes a variety of agricultural products, with a focus on dry farming of almonds, carobs, and figs.
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