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Art museum with a notable "Nins" gallery (portraits of children by Old Masters), Socrates gallery exploring relativistic space-time, and modern sculpture park.
The Fundación Yannick y Ben Jakober is a non-profit cultural institution established in Alcudia, Mallorca, Spain, in 1993. It is dedicated primarily to the preservation and restoration of Spanish historical heritage. It also promotes the development of the fine arts, especially painting and sculpture, including art exhibitions, educational activities, and artistic exchange. Its main territorial scope is the Balearic Islands.
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A Roman camp here was rebuilt as a civilian town from 70 BC, when this was Mallorca's main port for trade with Rome and the east Med, while Palma was the port for North Africa and Spain. There's a residential area, necropolis and small amphitheatre. Enter from the north through the town walls.
Plaça de Toros
This was built in the 1920s but no longer has bullfights. It's occasionally open for cultural events.
Church founded in 1302 and incorporated into the city walls, so it doubled as a watchtower. It was undermined by floods in 1870 and collapsed, and re-built in 1890s neo-gothic. The museum displays religious art.
Wetland wildlife reserve, with bird hides and hiking trails. Some trails are lengthy so it's worth bringing a bike.