Talatí de Dalt
A Talayotic village near Mahón, where a single stone pillar leans against a T-shaped taula, a distinctive sight surrounded by olive groves.
The site is of moderate size. Its main highlights are the well-preserved taula (a T-shaped megalithic altar), Talayotic stone towers and an underground stone chamber. It is privately owned, with an admission fee of about €5 and a brief explanatory leaflet. It is just 4 km from Mahón, so you can visit on the way to the airport or Ciutadella; allow about 40 minutes.
Opening hours
About 10 am–sunset
Nearby sights
- Museu de Menorca
- Xoriguer Gin Distillery
- Port of Mahón & Old Town
- Illa del Rei (Isla del Rey)
- Es Castell & Cales Fonts
- Cales Coves
- S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park
- Binibeca Vell