Campanet

02Geography

Campanet is situated along the MA-13 road, connecting Inca to Alcúdia. The municipality encompasses diverse landscapes, including mountainous regions in the north and hilly areas formed by the alluvial valleys of the Torrents Comafrea and Caselles. The southern part features an alluvial plain, contributing to the area's agricultural richness.

Patron saint

Sant Miquel

Climate

Average rainfall of 10.6 l/m² in July, 131.4 l/m² in October

Market day

Tuesday

03History

The name Campanet likely derives from a combination of late Latin and Arabic terms, indicating a long history of habitation. During the Moorish period, it was part of the Inca district and grew significantly in the Middle Ages. The area has seen various political and ecclesiastical changes, becoming an independent parish and municipality in the 14th century.

• Foundation of the parish church of Sant Miquel 1248
• Campanet becomes independent municipality 1368
• Construction of the current church 1717-1774

Explore Campanet, a charming municipality in northern Mallorca with rich history and stunning landscapes.

04Attractions

Campanet boasts a rich architectural heritage, including the medieval church of Sant Miquel and various traditional houses. The Coves de Campanet, discovered in 1945, are a notable natural attraction featuring impressive underground formations and lakes.

• Coves de Campanet Average depth of 50 m, surface area of 3,200 m²
• Capella Sant Miquel Early Gothic style, notable altar from the 16th century
• La Sala Vella Former town hall from the 16th century
• Windmills Several historic windmills still visible in the area
• Pou d'en Gatell A historic well mentioned since the 13th century