The history of the Alphabia Gardens is ancient: it is documented since the period of Arab domination. Take a look at the photographs of the gardens and be enchanted. A nature site influenced by English landscaping, with the entrance being a wide avenue with three walkways with large plane trees in the water leading to the "clastra" (typical courtyard in country houses on the island of Mallorca).

The Alphabia Gardens are divided between the gardens and the house.

In the gardens you will find in the lower part a small pond with lilies and also a diversity of palm trees that stand majestically no matter how many years pass. Another highlight is the Jardinet de la Reina, named after Queen Elizabeth II's stay in Alphabia.

In the house, you will have the opportunity to visit unique spaces with Roman-Andalusian roots. There are many styles to appreciate inside, from Arabic, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, among others. On the ground floor there is the "Gran Sala" with painted scenes of the Port of Palma de Mallorca; the "Alcova Room"; the "Cadira Room"; and the dining room.