Spain Balearic islands Mallorca Palma de Mallorca Carrer de Can Savella stret Interior of some of the Majorcan patios Mallorca courtyard. Majorcan-style interior patios of some houses on Calle Can Savella. Can Vivot, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest and a Historic-Artistic Monument, has a spectacular stately courtyard populated by three vintage horse-drawn carriages. Behind this impressive entrance hides a no less surprising origin that dates back to the fourteenth century with the union of the raconada d en Berard and l alberg d en Clapà s, houses very close to each other. Prior to that, there is an Arab arch that, according to Montaner, is believed to be the roof of some baths. Mallorca Baleares Spain

Spain Balearic islands Mallorca Palma de Mallorca Carrer de Can Savella stret Interior of some of the Majorcan patios Mallorca courtyard. Majorcan-style interior patios of some houses on Calle Can Savella. Can Vivot, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest and a Historic-Artistic Monument, has a spectacular stately courtyard populated by three vintage horse-drawn carriages. Behind this impressive entrance hides a no less surprising origin that dates back to the fourteenth century with the union of the raconada d en Berard and l alberg d en Clapà s, houses very close to each other. Prior to that, there is an Arab arch that, according to Montaner, is believed to be the roof of some baths. Mallorca Baleares Spain

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Spain Balearic islands Mallorca Palma de Mallorca Carrer de Can Savella stret Interior of some of the Majorcan patios Mallorca courtyard. Majorcan-style interior patios of some houses on Calle Can Savella. Can Vivot, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest and a Historic-Artistic Monument, has a spectacular stately courtyard populated by three vintage horse-drawn carriages. Behind this impressive entrance hides a no less surprising origin that dates back to the fourteenth century with the union of the raconada d en Berard and l alberg d en Clapà s, houses very close to each other. Prior to that, there is an Arab arch that, according to Montaner, is believed to be the roof of some baths. Mallorca Baleares Spain

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