The Mallorca Council, through the Serra de Tramuntana Consortium, will allocate €550,000 to the 20 municipalities located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Published in the Official Gazette of the Balearic Islands (BOIB) on 9 August, the grant programme aims to preserve ethnological and architectural heritage, restore forest and agricultural areas, and maintain public spaces of cultural landscape interest.

The amount represents a 33% increase compared to 2024, when municipalities received €411,409. According to the Minister of the Presidency, Antoni Fuster, this boost demonstrates the Council’s commitment to safeguarding the values that make the Serra unique.

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Serra de Tramuntana municipalities to receive €550,000 for heritage conservation — 33% more than in 2024

Projects must be carried out on municipally owned properties, in either rural or urban areas, by 28 February 2026. Each municipality can receive up to €30,000, depending on the funding line.

2025 updates: municipalities cannot reapply for the same project for five years; penalties will be imposed if the Council’s support is not publicly acknowledged; and the project justification deadline is extended to 31 March 2026.

Grants will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are exhausted. Applications are open until 8 September via the Consortium’s e-portal.

This call for municipalities is part of a broader 2025 funding plan totalling €3,475,000 for the cultural landscape: €2,150,000 for individuals and farms, €550,000 for municipalities, €675,000 for cooperatives, and €100,000 for land stewardship organisations.