Archeologische vindplaatsen op Majorca

Archaeological Sites & Ruins

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

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.

Marc Ryckaert / cc-by-3.0

Alcúdia City Walls

Surrounding Mallorca's oldest city, this restored defensive fortification features ancient stone walls and historic city gates.

Olaf Tausch / cc-by-3.0

Wider archaeological area of Capocorb Vell

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

Caterina Socías / cc-by-sa-3.0

poblat talaiòtic de Son Fornés

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

Olaf Tausch / cc-by-3.0

Ses Païsses

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

Necròpolis de Son Real

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

Fredvida / cc-by-sa-3.0

poblat de s'Hospitalet Vell

An excavated archaeological site on Mallorca preserving the remains of a prehistoric village.

Grugerio / cc0

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.

Darius Monte / cc-by-4.0

Castell de Santueri

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

Antoni Sureda; nachbearbeitet von… / cc-by-sa-3.0

Sa Trapa Monastery

The secluded ruins of a historic Cistercian monastery, situated along scenic hiking routes.

Olaf Tausch / cc-by-3.0

Talaiot de sa Clova des Xot

An archaeological site preserving megalithic remains from a Bronze Age Talayotic settlement.

Aforesg / cc-by-sa-3.0

talaiot de Son Fred

A prehistoric stone megalith tower site that is accessible to visitors 24 hours a day.

Albert Vich / cc-by-sa-3.0

Ses Talaies de Can Xim

An archaeological site comprising two prehistoric stone tower structures from the Talayotic period.

Rafael Ortega Díaz / pd

Puig de Sa Morisca

An archaeological complex of diverse ancient structures situated across a prominent hill.

Archeologische vindplaatsen op Majorca

Roman Town of Pollentia

Alcúdia City Walls

Wider archaeological area of Capocorb Vell

poblat talaiòtic de Son Fornés

Ses Païsses

Necròpolis de Son Real

poblat de s'Hospitalet Vell

King's Castle

Castell de Santueri

Sa Trapa Monastery

Talaiot de sa Clova des Xot

talaiot de Son Fred

Ses Talaies de Can Xim

Puig de Sa Morisca

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