Can Planetes is a river interpretation centre in Santa Eulària des Riu, set inside a restored watermill that dates to the 10th century. Its exhibits explain local traditions and how water was managed in the area, and you can see the mill mechanism inside. Admission is free. The centre sits on the river path, so it fits naturally into a walk along the promenade and across the bridge. Staff can answer questions if a touchscreen is not working.
A watermill on the river path
Can Planetes, also called the Centre d'Interpretació del Riu de Santa Eulària, is housed in the restored Molí de Dalt watermill. The building dates to the 10th century and gives the centre a direct link to the history it interprets.
The exhibits cover the traditions of Santa Eulària and the area's historic approach to managing water. Inside, you can see how the mill works. The centre is set along the river path, making it easy to combine with a walk from the promenade over the bridge.
Making the most of your visit
Admission is free, and the centre can be visited in the morning. The displays are arranged to explain the site and its local context. Some touchscreens may not work, so ask the staff if you have a question or need more information.
FAQ
Is entry to Can Planetes free?
Yes. Admission is free.
What can you see at Can Planetes?
The centre explains local traditions and historic water management. Inside, you can see the watermill mechanism.
How do you get to Can Planetes?
It is on the river path in Santa Eulària des Riu. You can walk from the river promenade and cross the bridge.
