Basílica Paleocristiana de Son Peretó

The basilica structure measures 21 by 14 meters with three naves divided by two rows of columns and contains a baptistery with dual fonts.

The archaeological site, dating from the fifth to seventh centuries, was discovered in 1912 by Monsignor Aguiló who initiated the first excavation works.

The floor of the temple features intricate mosaics depicting birds, geometric patterns, and a paradise scene with palm trees in the central nave.

The archaeological site opens to visitors without entrance fees and includes informational panels in four languages for independent exploration of the ruins.

The basilica complex incorporates connected living quarters and a necropolis, demonstrating the integration of religious and residential functions in early Christian communities.

Location: Manacor

GPS coordinates: 39.59642,3.26528

Latest update: June 13, 2025 19:03