The 16th-century building will become a cultural and wine tourism space for local winemakers and outreach activities
The purchase of the estate has been financed with €2.3 million in European Funds managed by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sports.
The Mayor of Binissalem, Víctor Martí, has presented the remodelling project for Can Marc, one of the town’s most emblematic buildings, which will be transformed into a wine and vineyard interpretation centre linked to the municipality’s viticultural and cultural heritage. Also attending the presentation were Councillor for Public Works Paco Moyà, Councillor for Urban Planning José M. Pons, and Councillor for Commerce Catalina Cortàs.
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Mayor of Binissalem Presents Can Marc, Future Wine and Vineyard Interpretation Centre Acquired with European Funds
The project will transform this historic 16th-century building into a vibrant space where local winemakers can hold presentations, tastings, training sessions, and conferences. The initiative seeks to combine culture, landscape, and local products, positioning Binissalem as a benchmark for the wine sector in the Balearic Islands.
Can Marc
Can Marc is a notable example of Mallorcan baroque architecture. Its 18th-century façade, renovated around 1770, features three balconies with Louis XV-style wrought iron railings and a distinctive asymmetry between the round doorway and the central balcony.
Inside, original elements are preserved, including the wine cellar, two presses, stables, a corral, and a garden. The ground floor is remarkable for its entrance with two arches providing direct access to the wine cellar, dining room, and service areas.
The building also retains period furniture, offering visitors a direct immersion into the 18th century.