Sa Sínia, close to the Plaça dels Hostals, is a restored seventeenth century stone well. On the basis of the enormous stones that form the internal walls, historians theorise that the well may have its origins in the Talayot Era, a megalithic Mediterranean civilisation that flourished between 1500 BC and the Roman Conquest.

The Monastery of the Order of the Minims dates from the seventeenth century. Its cloisters shelter an old boundary cross from Alaró, and there is a small museum displaying furniture, ornaments and religious articles belonging to the Conrado family.

The Gothic reredos is the town’s most important work of art. In 1390, the town had to sell a horse and an ass in order to pay its painter! It can be seen in the Town Hall.