Alcudia bullring, Bullring in Alcúdia, Spain

The Alcudia bullring is a circular arena with about 3,600 seats, the smallest of the five bullrings on Mallorca. It stands northeast of the historic old town at Calle de la Plaça de Toros 1 and is run by the association Alcúdia Taurina under a concession from the city. A café inside the arena is open outside event times.

The sources do not record a construction date for the Alcudia bullring. By the 2000s most use of the arena was for non-bullfighting events, and in 2010 only one bullfight a year was held, with young bulls, against about 30 other events. A bullfight on 24 July 2016 drew protests from some 30 animal-rights campaigners.

The arena is run by the Alcúdia Taurina association under a concession from the town. By the 2000s most events were not bullfights: fiestas and concerts fill the calendar, and neighbourhood and cultural groups use it free of charge when the organiser charges no admission. In 2010 only one bullfight was held, with young bulls, against about 30 other events.

Access to the arena is straightforward, and visitors can explore the structure from outside as well as join guided tours. The best time to visit is during warmer months when events are more likely to take place.

The arena seats about 3,600, making it the smallest of Mallorca's five bullrings. It is run by the Alcúdia Taurina association under a concession from the town, and a café inside stays open even when no event is on.