The hidden treasures of Torre d'en Galmés

Located on a hill with breathtaking views of the south coast of Minorca, the Talayotic settlement Torre d'en Galmés is one of the largest settlements in the Balearic Islands, a large Bronze Age city. This 4.5 hectare archaeological treasure reveals the secrets of a civilisation that flourished between 1200 BC and the Roman period.

Exploring Torre d'en Galmés is like travelling back in time. With its three imposing talayots, circular houses and the famous taula enclosure, the settlement takes visitors back to a time when the ancient Minorcans controlled this enclave. Also noteworthy are the clever water collection system and the mysterious hypogeum or underground burial chambers.

Before entering the site, it is advisable to visit the interpretation centre to gain a better understanding of the daily life of the ancient inhabitants. In addition, the tour can be extended with a stop at the nearby monuments of Na Comerma de Sa Garita, the function of which is still a mystery today, and the tomb of Ses Roques Llises.

Visiting Torre d'en Galmés is an ideal plan for those looking to connect with Minorca's deepest roots in a unique cultural experience. This place offers a fascinating insight into the past and the perfect opportunity to discover Minorca in winter, without the summer crowds.