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Guided visit to the Talayotic settlement of Torre d'en Galmés

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JOHN, United Kingdom

17 Oct 2025

Excellent

Great stoll around the remains and learned a lot about past times in Menorca. Plenty of information boards along the way.

Visit to the Talayotic settlement of Torre d'en Galmés

Dominic, United Kingdom

10 Jun 2022

Excellent

Really informative and knowledgeable guide there’s a lot of subjective interpretation of these ruins Jorge was excellent in floating ideas and letting us draw our own conclusions. Thanks for...

Really informative and knowledgeable guide there’s a lot of subjective interpretation of these ruins Jorge was excellent in floating ideas and letting us draw our own conclusions. Thanks for making the visit so memorable.

Guided visit to the Talayotic settlement of Torre d'en Galmés

Nicola, United Kingdom

06 Sep 2022

Excellent

Our guide George was excellent. Very friendly and informative. And pitched the level of the tour perfectly to suit the audience. We would recommend the toucans George to anyone

Guided visit to the Talayotic settlement of Torre d'en Galmés

About: Torre d'en Galmés

Torre d'en Galmés is a Talaiotic site on Menorca that displays remnants of the ancient civilsation.

it is estimated that between 1100 BC and the second century BC, it could accommodate a population of about 900 people.

The Torre d'en Galmés also has an Interpretation Centre. The new museum installation provides interesting resources to interpret the remains, understand the site's history, and appreciate the uniqueness of this spectacular archaeological site.

Torre d'en Galmés

km 1.2 Camí de Llucalari, 07730, Alaior

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