Cenově dostupné půjčení vozu v Alcudia (Mallorca) - od 9€ denně

In the north, the medieval town of Alcudia is the island's most important tourist destination. It is located on a peninsula that separates the bays of Pollença and Alcudia and has a beautiful medieval center as well as an authentic local atmosphere that draws tourists all year.

Alcudia is a beautifully restored walled city built on the ruins of a Roman settlement, complete with ancient houses and a theatre. As part of Mallorca's new tourist image, the maze of narrow streets surrounded by medieval battlements has been meticulously restored.

Alcudia, located about 5 minutes from the coast, should not be confused with the beach resort of Port d'Alcudia. Many of Mallorca's oldest settlements were built several miles inland to protect against prowling pirates, while the island's port and coastal areas were only recently developed as tourism became a major source of income.

Alcudia is a stark contrast to the more touristy beach resort of Port d'Alcudia. This town, rich in history and charm, provides visitors with an authentic Mallorcan experience. The town hosts a variety of cultural events, ranging from its large weekly market to traditional fiestas and fairs and classical music festivals. The opening of boutique style hotels and first class gastronomic restaurants in the area has made the town more appealing to those looking to immerse themselves in a genuine Mallorcan experience while visiting the island. It is also surrounded by beautiful countryside, which can be explored by car or bicycle.

Alcudia was developed for tourism in the twentieth century, with the first hotel built in the 1930s and a flood of new hotels and tourist attractions opening after Franco's death in the 1970s. However, due to municipal construction regulations, the authenticity of the old town has been preserved.