1578. A time of conquistadors and vast estates. Imagine Son Berga then, known as Son Pisà, the possession of Jaume Berga. This Jaume wasn’t just any landowner. He was Mallorca’s lieutenant, a man of power and influence. Son Berga, nestled at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains, has witnessed centuries of Mallorcan history unfold. The estate has transitioned from a powerful symbol of one man’s authority to a place of celebration and joy. Son Berga today is a sought-after venue for weddings and private events. It offers breathtaking scenery and elegant settings, blending traditional Mallorcan charm with modern amenities. Picture yourself strolling through the picturesque gardens. Imagine the grand reception hall filled with laughter and music. The spacious terrace offers stunning mountain views, a perfect backdrop for an unforgettable celebration. Son Berga is more than just a beautiful venue. It’s a place where history whispers through the ancient stones, where the echoes of centuries past mingle with the joy of present-day celebrations. From Jaume Berga to Manuel Salas, who purchased it in the 20th century, and then to his daughter Guadalupe, who oversaw major renovations in 1950, Son Berga has been shaped by the hands of time and the vision of its owners. The family still owns the 132-hectare estate today. While agricultural and livestock activities continue, they are no longer the primary focus. Son Berga has embraced a new purpose, a place where memories are made against the backdrop of a rich and vibrant history. Today, the former agricultural outbuildings have been transformed. They now offer a magical atmosphere for events, a touch of history adding a unique dimension to any celebration.
Antoni Maria Alcover i Sureda
Born amidst the sun-drenched fields of Santa Cirga, Antoni Maria Alcover i Sureda, a name synonymous with Majorcan literary revival,