Ses Païsses

The settlement extends across 13,500 square meters, featuring a circular defensive wall measuring 374 meters in perimeter and enclosing multiple stone structures.

The village remained inhabited from 1100 BCE until 50 CE, representing the development of prehistoric communities in Mallorca during the Bronze and Iron Ages.

The central talayot structure served as a communal gathering space where inhabitants conducted social activities and ceremonies essential to their agricultural society.

The archaeological site maintains regular visiting hours, with guided tours available to explore the prehistoric remains, including the central tower and residential areas.

The monumental entrance gate, constructed with massive stone blocks, stands as one of the most complete examples of Talaiotic architecture in the Balearic Islands.

Location: Artà

GPS coordinates: 39.68686,3.35496

Latest update: March 9, 2025 18:55