Medieval Wall Alcúdia
Medieval Wall Alcúdia
One of the first visions that we have when we arrive in Alcúdia are its impressive walls. The construction of the same dates back to the year 1298, when King Jaime II decided that the Muslim farmhouse of Alcúdia would become a town and be the head of the parish term. This decision responded to purely defensive and strategic needs. The construction of the walls began then, with his reign and would end during the reign of Pedro III of Aragón (El Ceremonioso) in 1362.
Yannick and Ben Jakober Foundation
Yannick and Ben Jakober Foundation
The Yannick and Ben Jakober Foundation, located in Alcúdia, Mallorca, Spain, is a museum fully integrated into nature, fully protected and declared a biological reserve.
Hidropark
Hidropark
Water park for the whole family with slides, a wave pool and a shallow area for children.
Pollentia, Roman town
Pollentia, Roman town
Alcúdia's past is marked by medieval and also Muslim times. Take advantage of your stay in this part of the island to visit Pollentia, the Roman city. It is the most important archaeological site on the entire island. The town was founded after the conquest of the island carried out by the consul Quinto Cecilio Metellus in 123aC.
