Towns of Mallorca · Bay of Alcúdia

Alcúdia

Also known as Alcudia

Medieval walls, stone streets and, a short walk away, the ruins of the Roman city of Pollentia.

Alcúdia · 39°51′N · 3°07′E
ATLAS DE MALLORCA Alcúdia 39°51′N · 3°07′E Nº 02 / 53

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Things to do in Alcúdia

The walls were begun in 1298 under James II and finished in 1362; today you can walk along parts of them and enter through the Porta del Moll or the Porta de Mallorca, both flanked by battlemented towers. Right next door lies Pollentia, one of the two cities the Romans founded on Mallorca.

Ranxo Ses Roques

Ranxo Ses Roques animal farm

A 90-minute visit to the ranch's animal farm in Alcúdia: parrots, goats, ducks, peacocks, cows and rabbits that children can feed.

Closed on Sundays according to Google

  • from €5.33
  • 1.5 h
  • Bay of Alcúdia
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Coves and beaches in Alcúdia

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When to visit Alcúdia, and tips

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    When to go

    On Tuesday mornings, market day in the old town. In early October, the Fira d’Alcúdia fair; and on 25 July, Sant Jaume, the patron saint.

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    A local tip

    From Palma, TIB line 302 serves Alcúdia and the whole bay. Walk the walls first and finish at Pollentia, a few minutes away on foot.

Quick facts

Walls
1298–1362
Market
Tuesday morning
Fira d'Alcúdia
First weekend of October

Where to stay in Alcúdia

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Near Alcúdia

Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.

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Questions about Alcúdia

What is there to see and do in Alcúdia?

The walls were begun in 1298 under James II and finished in 1362; today you can walk along parts of them and enter through the Porta del Moll or the Porta de Mallorca, both flanked by battlemented towers. Right next door lies Pollentia, one of the two cities the Romans founded on Mallorca. Atlas de Mallorca lists 46 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Kayak and snorkelling to sea caves from Alcúdia, Roman ruins of Pollentia and monographic museum (Alcúdia), Alcúdia multi-adventure: kayak, sea cave, cliff jumps and snorkelling (The Challenge), Small-group sea caving in the Cova des Coloms (Experience Mallorca), Alcúdia: old town, market, boat along Formentor and beach (CityXperience), Open-top panoramic bus tour of Alcúdia (100 minutes).

When is the best time to visit Alcúdia?

On Tuesday mornings, market day in the old town. In early October, the Fira d’Alcúdia fair; and on 25 July, Sant Jaume, the patron saint.

Any practical tips for visiting Alcúdia?

From Palma, TIB line 302 serves Alcúdia and the whole bay. Walk the walls first and finish at Pollentia, a few minutes away on foot.

Sources

Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.