We won't sugarcoat it, the story of Chopin, his beloved George Sand, and Valldemossa wasn't a bed of roses. A modern couple from Paris versus a Spanish village with strict rules. Unfriendly residents, one of the worst, freezing winters, heavy rains, and the first signs of the composer's illness. In a word - it wasn't easy. Despite the hardships, the picturesque scenery captivated the Polish composer and his partner French writer. Chopin called Valldemossa "the most beautiful place on earth." The famous piece, "Raindrop Prelude," is said to have been inspired by the storms that plagued the island.

Today, Valldemossa pulsates with tranquility. The spectacular views, clean air of the Sierra de la Tramontana mountains, lush vegetation, and blue sea remain. Son Viscos - an intimate house in the area invites you to discover the charming village hidden in the beautiful mountains of Mallorca. Here, you can do everything or nothing. Guests can relax in green gardens overlooking the Valldemossa valley, immerse themselves in George Sand's books, indulge in Chopin's music during the annual festival, and reminisce about the bittersweet history of the lovers. One can contemplate or mindlessly observe the mountain landscapes and olive forests. You can create your own unique story connected to this place.

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