Inici: Portes del bosc de Bellver (carrer Castell de Bellver) o plaça Gomila
Destí: Castell de Bellver (Palma)
Actes i celebracions: A great popular festival with civic character, organised by the Federation of Neighbourhood Associations of Palma since 1981, with the support of the City Council. Great participation of the neighbourhoods. Planting of giants and bigheads, with the dragon of Na Coca included. Numerous stalls are set up on the castle road and about twenty activities are carried out, including a "panada" competition, children's games, "ball de bot", concert by music bands and "castellers".
Santuari o punt de destí
Bellver Castle is a magnificent Gothic fortress with a circular plan, located on the Puig de sa Mesquida, at an altitude of 112m, and with panoramic views over the bay of Palma. It was built as a royal residence by King James II of Mallorca and it was built in just ten years, between 1300 and 1309. In 1717 it became a military prison and as such, it housed Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos. In 1931, the Spanish government ceded the building to Palma City Council, which has built it into the city's History Museum and organize there cultural and recreational events. The strength is surrounded by the Bellver forest, an extensive pine forest that constitutes the largest green area in the city.
