Urban Redevelopment on Avenida de Sa Coma to Boost a Culturally Important Shopping Street

Improvements to accessibility, sustainability and public space on Avenida de Sa Coma

What does it consist of?

The transformation of a key stretch of Avenida de Sa Coma aims to turn the promenade into a more accessible pedestrian street, with shaded areas, sculptures and a sustainable approach. The work covers 16,800 m² and aims to strengthen shopping and cultural life around the Sa Màniga auditorium.

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PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Project for the sustainable urban renewal of Avenida de Sa Coma in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
LOCATION
Mallorca (Sant Llorenç des Cardassar)
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Federació d'Entitats Locals de les Illes Balears
Entity that executes the project
Ajuntament de Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
Project code
ITS2425-127
Total project amount
3.052.653 €
ITS granted amount
3.052.653 €
Executed amount
1.267.209 €
Call year
2024-2025
Budget implementation status
In execution
Purpose
Destination Improvement
Budget execution
Executed: 41.51%
Last updated
06.07.2026

The project

Avenida de Sa Coma, in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, has been one of the main tourist hotspots in the coastal area since the 1990s. However, after decades without comprehensive redevelopment, the state of the pavements, street furniture and infrastructure has called for a complete overhaul. The project includes major works along more than 700 metres of road.

This will include replacing damaged pavements, upgrading the lighting network—with remote-controlled LED fittings—and a commitment to accessibility with wider pavements, benches and seating areas. One of the central features will be a new sculpture trail that will connect the shopping street to the Sa Màniga auditorium, thus reinforcing the link between public space, culture and less seasonal tourism.

Reduced environmental impact has been a key factor from the design phase. Recycled materials and pollutant-absorbing photocatalytic paving will be used, along with drought-resistant plant life and a recycled water irrigation system. Canopies, bicycle racks and improved signage will also be installed, thus reinforcing the functionality and look of the space.

The project has been defined following a participation process with local neighbourhood, hotel and business associations, with the support of the Cala Millor Consortium. The aim: to restore this city street’s place as a gathering place and tourist hub, especially outside the high season. Implementation is scheduled to take place between November 2025 and April 2027, with a budget of over €3 million.