Sant Antoni (Artà)
The festivities get underway at 8 a.m. on 16th January, with a delicious breakfast consisting of hot drinking chocolate and ensaimada pastries in the Casa de l’Obrer or the “workers home”. Later on, musicians, who have already enjoyed generous servings of the muscat and the mesclat liqueur, parade around the streets, accompanied by a pair of demons, who symbolise human evil and temptations.
WHAT TO DO IN 3 DAYS IN MAJORCA
A holiday in Majorca is always a safe bet. However, when the number of days off you have is limited, this can make the stay on this Balearic island a bit short. So that this does not happen to you, it is important to know in advance what to see in Majorca in 3 days. […]