Ses Païsses
Ses Païsses is an archaeological site near Artà, just outside the town in Mallorca. The prehistoric settlement covers more than 13,000 m² and is dated to around 850 BC; admission is reported at €2 to €4 per adult, with children free in some cases or €1 in others. Most visits take 20 to 30 minutes, and some visitors spend up to 75 minutes reading the panels. There is on-site parking, though spaces are limited, and toilets are available by the entrance. The paths are uneven and rocky, so it is not suitable for wheelchair users, but the shaded setting makes it manageable in warm weather.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is admission to Ses Païsses in Artà?
Several visitors mention entrance prices of €2, €3 or €4 per adult at Ses Païsses. In individual reviews, children are noted as free or charged €1. Because these figures come from different dates, it is sensible to confirm the current price by phone on +34 619 07 00 10 before you go.
How long does a visit to Ses Païsses take?
Reviews most often place a visit to Ses Païsses at around 20–30 minutes. If you read all the information panels, some visitors allow 30–60 minutes, and a few mention about 75 minutes. That makes it suitable for a short self-guided stop in Artà.
When is Ses Païsses open?
Several reviews state that Ses Païsses closes at 5:00 p.m. One review also notes that it may be closed on Sundays. As opening times can vary by season, it is best to check in advance by phone on +34 619 07 00 10, especially for weekend visits.
Is there parking at Ses Païsses?
Yes, several reviews mention parking on site at Ses Païsses. The spaces are described as limited; one review refers to room for about 8 cars, while others mention free parking. If you are arriving by car, it is sensible to come early.
Is Ses Païsses easy to walk around?
According to reviews, the site covers more than 13,000 m² and is set on unpaved, partly uneven ground. Sturdy shoes are therefore advisable, especially on the rocky paths. Several reviews also note that the route can be difficult for visitors with limited mobility.
Is Ses Païsses suitable in warm weather?
Yes, several visitors describe the site as shaded, with trees and holm oaks around the ruins. That can make the walk more comfortable in warmer weather. It is still sensible to bring water, as the visit may take 20–60 minutes depending on how much you read.
Are there signs, maps or an audio guide at Ses Païsses?
Several reviews mention explanatory panels and multilingual information on site. At the same time, some visitors report that QR or audio links do not always work reliably, and that a few signs are older or harder to read. For a quick overview, it is worth checking the panels near the entrance first.
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Location
Lloc Poligon 13, 113, 07570 Artà
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