A hidden gem in the Pla de Mallorca
History and autonomy
The most important milestone for Ariany was its independence from Petra in 1982, an achievement that highlights the resilient and autonomous spirit of its inhabitants. This autonomy has allowed the village to shape its future, keeping alive the passion for its roots and the management of its development.
Heritage and traditions
Ariany has a landscape dominated by traditional agriculture. The village also boasts a rich archaeological heritage, with more than thirty sites of Cultural Interest. The parish church of the Virgen de Atocha and the church square are particularly noteworthy.
Local festivities
The celebration of Sant Marçal, the patron saint of the village, is a central event in Ariany. Held in June, it combines religious and festive activities, offering visitors and locals alike an unique cultural experience.
This charming corner of the Pla de Mallorca is a living testimony to Mallorcan history and culture, ideal for those seeking authentic experiences away from the tourist crowds.
For the little ones
Sports activities
Fairs, markets and patron saint festivities
- Nocturnal gastronomy and craft fair on the last Saturday in July.
- Festivities of Sant Antoni, 17 January.
- Municipal Independence Festival, last Sunday in July.
- Verge d’Atotxa patron saint fiestas, last Sunday in August.
- Ariany’s traditional market is held on Thursdays in the Plaza Mayor, with local produce, clothing, handicrafts and flowers.