Traditional Windmills

Mallorca's landscape is defined by its historic windmills, primarily categorized as flour mills and water-pumping mills. These stone structures, many dating from the 16th to 19th centuries, feature characteristic cylindrical towers and, in some cases, restored wooden blades. Concentrated in the Pla de Mallorca and around towns like Algaida and Sineu, they represent the island's transition from traditional cereal farming to intensive irrigation. This collection highlights preserved examples of rural engineering and Mallorcan architectural heritage.

Es Molí den Regalat

Traditional stone flour mill in Artà, characteristic of the region's historic agricultural infrastructure.

Molí d'en Gras

Historic flour mill in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, featuring a circular stone tower typical of eastern Mallorca.

Moli d'es Sant

Traditional flour mill in Algaida, part of a significant cluster of historic mills in the island's central plain.

Es Molí

Stone windmill structure located in the mountainous terrain near Fornalutx.

molí d'en Cotó

Well-preserved flour mill in Sineu with a classic cylindrical tower used for grinding grain.

Molí de Son Serra

Historic flour mill located near Petra, serving as a landmark of the local rural landscape.

Molí de Torre Florida

Traditional stone windmill on the outskirts of Manacor, historically used for flour production.

Molí de n'Andreu

Historic flour mill in Algaida, representing the agricultural heritage of the island's central plain.