Església Parroquial de Lloseta
Standing at the heart of the town, the Església Parroquial de Lloseta is the most important religious landmark in this small but historic municipality. Built in the 19th century, the church’s elegant neoclassical façade and impressive interior reflect the town’s deep-rooted faith and sense of community.
From Modest Chapel to Parish Centre
The parish’s origins trace back to the medieval era, when a small chapel served the scattered rural population. As the town grew, the need for a larger place of worship became clear, and in the late 1800s, the current church was constructed. Its design follows neoclassical principles, with symmetrical lines, tall arched windows, and a central bell tower rising above the town’s rooftops.
Inside, the church is light and airy, with a single nave flanked by side chapels. The high altar features a striking display dedicated to the Mare de Déu (Mother of God), including the parish’s most treasured possession — a Romanesque image of the Virgin Mary that has been venerated for centuries.
Religious & Cultural Role
The church remains an active centre of worship, hosting regular masses and playing a key role in annual religious celebrations, particularly Holy Week and the feast of the Mare de Déu de Lloseta. These events bring together residents and visitors alike, filling the square outside with music, flowers, and local traditions.
Its location makes it easy to visit while exploring the surrounding streets, which feature small shops, bakeries, and cafés typical of this inland Mallorcan town.
Address: Plaça Espanya, 15, 07360 Lloseta, Illes Balears, Spain
Phone: +34 971 514 033