Plaça de la Constitució & Historic Centre
At the heart of Muro lies the charming Plaça de la Constitució, a tree-lined town square that blends historic architecture with lively local life. Surrounded by elegant sandstone buildings and shaded café terraces, the square offers a relaxed and authentic taste of small-town Mallorca.
A Welcoming Public Space
This central plaza has long served as a gathering point for Muro’s residents — from morning coffee drinkers to evening strollers. It’s framed by traditional Mallorcan townhouses, small shops, and the impressive façade of the Església de Sant Joan Baptista, whose bell tower rises dramatically over the square. Palm trees, benches, and decorative ironwork lend the area a graceful atmosphere.
Explore the Old Town Streets
Radiating from the square are narrow, cobbled streets lined with restored stone homes, many with green shutters and flower-filled balconies. As you wander, you’ll pass through a living museum of vernacular island architecture, with small touches like ceramic religious plaques, wrought-iron balconies, and traditional wooden doors adding character at every turn.
Market Days & Local Rhythm
On Sunday mornings, the square hosts part of Muro’s weekly market, filling with stalls selling produce, crafts, and local delicacies. During festivals and religious celebrations, the plaça becomes a hub of processions, music, and dance — showcasing the strong sense of community that defines Muro.
Address: Plaça Constitució, 07440 Muro, Illes Balears, Spain