History and culture · Talayotic villages
One of the largest Talayotic villages in the Balearics, with three talayots, a taula enclosure, houses and a water-collection system. It has a visitor centre.
It sits on a small hill overlooking the south of the island. It was inhabited from the end of the Bronze Age until Roman times.
It’s best to start at the visitor centre and then explore the village at a gentle pace: an hour is enough.
Source: Consell Insular de Menorca (Talayotic Menorca). Updated on 27 September 2026. Opening hours change every season: check them before you go.
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Saturday in the west and centre, Sunday in Maó and Favàritx: what’s open from November to March.
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