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Archaeological sites in Mallorca

Archaeological Sites & Ruins

Mallorca's ancient history, from Talayotic settlements and Roman Pollentia to medieval fortifications.

Archaeological Sites & Ruins — Map
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Roman Town of Pollentia

Founded around 123 BC in present-day Alcúdia, this ancient Roman city features extensive archaeological remains, including a forum, theatre, and on-site museum.
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Alcúdia City Walls

Surrounding Mallorca's oldest city, this restored defensive fortification features ancient stone walls and historic city gates.
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Wider archaeological area of Capocorb Vell

Located near Llucmajor, this ancient Talayotic archaeological site features the prehistoric megalithic ruins of an early Balearic settlement.
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poblat talaiòtic de Son Fornés

One of Mallorca's most significant and well-preserved prehistoric settlements, featuring ancient Talayotic stone ruins and structures.
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Ses Païsses

Located on the outskirts of Artà, this Bronze Age settlement preserves ancient megalithic ruins of Talayotic culture.
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Necròpolis de Son Real

Set along Mallorca's northern coast, this prehistoric archaeological site features extensive, largely above-ground burial grounds.
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poblat de s'Hospitalet Vell

An excavated archaeological site on Mallorca preserving the remains of a prehistoric village.
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King's Castle

Perched ruins of a medieval castle built by the Moors, accessible via a walking route with permission from the local Town Hall.
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Castell de Santueri

The ruins of a cliff-top rock fortress situated on the 408-meter-high table mountain Puig de Santueri.
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Sa Trapa Monastery

The secluded ruins of a historic Cistercian monastery, situated along scenic hiking routes.
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Talaiot de sa Clova des Xot

An archaeological site preserving megalithic remains from a Bronze Age Talayotic settlement.
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talaiot de Son Fred

A prehistoric stone megalith tower site that is accessible to visitors 24 hours a day.
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Ses Talaies de Can Xim

An archaeological site comprising two prehistoric stone tower structures from the Talayotic period.
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Puig de Sa Morisca

An archaeological complex of diverse ancient structures situated across a prominent hill.
Roman Town of Pollentia
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Alcúdia City Walls
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Wider archaeological area of Capocorb Vell

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