Exploring the Ancient Mysteries of Ses Paisses

Unearth the remnants of a prehistoric village at Ses Paisses, a Talayotic settlement dating back to 850 BCE, located just outside Artà.

This significant archaeological site boasts a large stone gateway made of 8-tonne slabs and fortified double stone walls built between 650 BC and 540 BC. The circular arrangement of the settlement reflects its strategic design, alongside a central watchtower, indicating a complex society that prioritized security. Abandoned after Roman conquest in 123 BC, its ruins cover a perimeter of 320m.

Must-See Wonders

🏰 Ancient Gateway: The monumental entrance made of massive stone blocks welcomes visitors to a bygone era.
🌳 Woodland Surroundings: The site is enveloped by natural growth, offering a peaceful backdrop to your exploration.
🏺 Archaeological Significance: Evidence of prehistoric life showcases the rich history of the Balearic Islands.

Accessibility is free, making it ideal for history enthusiasts, families, and casual visitors alike.