Alcúdia's Historic Walls & Gates
Alcúdia preserves some of Mallorca’s most significant historical architecture, centered around its fully restored 14th-century defensive walls and medieval gates like Porta de Mallorca and Porta des Moll. Beyond the medieval fortifications, the area features the 1st-century Roman Theater, uniquely carved directly into the bedrock as part of the ancient city of Pollentia. Traditional Balearic windmills, including Molí d'en Moragues and Molí d'en Gostí, stand as remnants of the region's agricultural and industrial heritage.
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 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.
C Porta des Moll
Part of the former medieval town walls.
D Porta de Mallorca
Also called Saint Sebastian Gate, this 14th century gate was a part of Mallorca's defensive system.
molí d'en Moragues
Traditional Balearic flour windmill.
molí d'en Gostí
Historic flour windmill located near the town's northern perimeter.
molí d'en Cabil·la
Traditional stone windmill representing the region's agricultural heritage.
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