Centre històric d'Alcúdia

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Description

The Centre Històric d'Alcúdia is a medieval old town at the heart of Alcúdia in the north of Mallorca, enclosed by a largely intact set of historic city walls.

City Walls and Cobbled Lanes

The historic centre is framed by medieval walls and towers that have been preserved in remarkably good condition. You can walk along the battlements and take in sweeping views across the old town and the surrounding countryside. The narrow, cobbled lanes within the walls carry a strong medieval atmosphere, and the whole quarter is kept clean and well maintained.

Shops, Cafés and Evening Atmosphere

Along the lanes you'll find an array of independent shops, craft boutiques, cafés and restaurants. In the evenings the old town comes alive and takes on a wonderful quality in the fading light, making a night-time visit a rewarding experience in its own right.

Weekly Market

The Sunday market, held at the foot of the city walls and spilling into several of the inner streets, is particularly lively and well worth a visit.

Getting There

The historic centre is located at Plaça de la Constitució, 07400 Alcúdia. The old town is easily reached by bus — the terminus is right beside the city walls. If you're driving, there is a large car park close by.

Facilities & services

Accessibility
Entrance
Good for
Families with children

Opening Hours

Open continuously

Opening hours according to Google, as of 30/07/2026

Services

  • Castle or palace visit

Good to know

Website available in

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you walk along the city walls?
Yes, the city walls can be walked and offer views across the old town and the surrounding area.
When does the market in the old town take place?
The market takes place on Sundays — at the foot of the city walls and along some of the inner lanes.
How long should I allow for a visit?
The interior of the old town can be explored in around an hour; if you'd like to shop and eat as well, allow roughly three hours.
Is the old town accessible by bus?
Yes, the bus route terminates directly beside the city walls.
Can visitors walk along the city wall?
The city wall is partially accessible to the public. The old fortification offers a view of the historic center.
Where are the Roman remains of Pollentia?
The remains of the Roman settlement of Pollentia are located between the town and the port of Alcúdia and can be visited.
What historic buildings can be seen in the old town?
Historic features include the Porta de Mallorca and Porta del Moll city gates, as well as Casa Consistorial town hall in Plaça Espanya, which was built in the Renaissance style.
What do the museums in the old town display?
A small museum displays sacred objects and historic church vestments. The monographic museum presents Roman archaeological finds, including amphorae, coins, marble tablets and ancient mosaics.
What is the Google rating?
The average Google rating is 4.8 out of 5 stars (94 reviews).

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