📜 Largest Talayotic settlement in Menorca, occupied from 1700-1400 BC. 🔍 Features three talayots, a taula enclosure, circular houses, and a sophisticated water system.
🗿 Explore well-preserved prehistoric structures 🚶 Wander through ancient circular houses and water systems 💡 Gain insight into resourceful Talayotic culture 🌅 Enjoy stunning views of Menorca's south coast 🏛️ Visit an important archaeological site with historical artifacts
🚫 No public transport directly to the site ⚠️ Not permitted to climb buildings for safety
☀️ Visit in morning or late afternoon to avoid siesta closures 🚗 Drive and park by the museum or ruins 🗺️ Check Google Maps before you go 👶 Free admission for children under 8 years 🐾 Pets are permitted
💰 3 Euros per person, free for children under 8.
🕒 Mornings, Tuesday to Sunday 9 am to 3:30 pm; interpretation centre hours vary.
Available on site, by the museum or ruins, signposted.
Part of the site is suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.
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