Lloseta

02Geography

Lloseta is situated on the southern slope of the Tramuntana mountain range, with its northern half being mountainous and the southern half consisting of flat terrain. The municipality shares borders with Alaró, Mancor del Valle, Selva, Inca, and Binisalem.

Patron saint

Virgen de Lloseta

03History

Lloseta has a rich historical background, with numerous prehistoric remains found in the area. The village was part of lands assigned to Guillem de Montcada before the conquest by King Jaime I. Over the centuries, it evolved significantly, particularly after the establishment of the railway in 1875 and the growth of local industries.

• Prehistoric sites
• Separation from Binisalem 1842
• Railway inauguration 1875
• Cement factory established 1966
• Closure of coal mines 1973

Lloseta is a municipality in Mallorca known for its rich history and blend of industrial and agricultural activities.

04Culture and Economy

Lloseta's economy has transitioned from a strong focus on the shoe industry to a more diverse service sector, which now represents 55% of local activity. The town hosts various cultural events and fairs, reflecting its vibrant community life.

• Main industries Construction, marble, cement
• Cement factory Portland Mallorca
• Cultural events Fira de sa sabata i artesania
• Weekly market Every Saturday
• Celebration of Cocó First Wednesday after Easter