Alcúdia's Absolute Essentials
Alcúdia's historical core is defined by its fully restored 14th-century medieval walls and monumental gates like Porta de Mallorca and Porta des Moll. Just outside the walls lie the Roman ruins of Pollentia, featuring an ancient forum and a unique theatre carved directly into the bedrock. The Gothic Church of St. Jaume stands as a central landmark, while the nearby coastline offers the nine-kilometer-long Alcúdia Beach and a bustling port area with a scenic waterfront walkway and dining.
A Alcúdia City Walls
Come see the remains of this impressive defensive system built around Mallorca's oldest city. The walls and gates have been fully restored.
B Alcúdia Beach
Alcudia Beach is probably one of the finest on the island. It stretches for around 9 kms and it is possible to walk all the way along the…
C Roman Town of Pollentia
Pollentia was a Roman city founded by Quintus Caecilius Metellus Balearicus in the present city of Alcúdia, allegedly in the year 123 BC…
D Port d'Alcudia
The Port d'Alcudia is rightly considered to be the most attractive part of the resort and everything revolves around the walkway leading…
E Roman Theatre of Alcudia
Built in the 1st century and carved out of the bedrock - this is what makes it unique and worth a visit.
F Porta des Moll
Part of the former medieval town walls.
G Church of St. Jaume
The Church of St. Jaume is a Roman Catholic church in Alcúdia, Majorca.
H Porta de Mallorca
Also called Saint Sebastian Gate, this 14th century gate was a part of Mallorca's defensive system.
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