Son Servera
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Son Servera is a municipality in north-east Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands, Spain.
Founded in 1300 by James I of Aragon, in the lands of the Servera family, Son Servera was first documented in 1354 with the name of Benicanella, which would later become two towns: Son Fra Garí and Ca l'Hereu which would become Son Servera. In 1814, king Ferdinand VII puts Son Servera municipality in Arta. In 1920, the population was masacred by the peast, but in 1934 the population reached 1,000 habitants, and returned to the status of municipality.
With more than 10,000 habitants, Son Servera contains Cala Millor, a popular summer tourist area, with a large German community. Costa de los Pinos is a summer destination for Spanish high society. Son Servera also contains some large commercial areas as well as the internatioanlly famous restaurant Binicanella. The municipality has two golf clubs: Pula, with a five star hotel and Golf Son Servera, in Costa de los Pinos.
San Joan is the patron saint of the town and is celebrated on June 24th with a fiesta . The fiesta runs for a week with a local fair , farmers market , agricultural stalls and the local dancers perform traditional mallorquine dance of Ball de bot .
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