Caimari is only 10 kms from Lluc Monastery, the oldest and most emblematic in the island. In the Plaza Mayor you will find the parish church, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception (1877-1891), the convent of Franciscan nuns, the Rectory and the Village House. Other points of architectural interest are:
the manor houses of Ca s’ Hereu and Son Albertí, typical Mallorcan “possessions” of Islamic origin. Next to them the visitor can admire the Old Church, a jewel of rural religious architecture and the oldest public building in the neighbourhood.

The Caimari Ethnological Park is also worth a visit: an open-air museum where one can see various examples of structures employed in traditional activities that occupied inhabitants of the area for many centuries as they made good use of the resources offered them by nature. Visits to some of the olive presses will round off a visit to this picturesque village where the precious virgin oil is still extracted from the fruit of the many centuries-old olive trees in the district.