Castillo de Bendinat

Spain, Spain

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Castillo de Bendinat is a 19th-century neo-Gothic residence in Bendinat, Calvià municipality on Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, constructed between 1855 and 1867 by Pedro Caro y Sureda, the 3rd Marqués de la Romana—a celebrated Peninsular War general allied with the Duke of Wellington.

Built on a historic Moorish finca documented since the 13th century, its castle-like design features a rectangular layout with four angular towers, two stories, a grand neo-Gothic fireplace, medieval-themed tapestries, an inner courtyard of 28 ogival arches, and a chapel with heraldic stained glass amid lush gardens offering sea views.

After passing through owners like Carlos Delgado and briefly housing an art foundation branch, the privately-owned estate now serves as an exclusive event venue blending romantic historic architecture with modern luxury.