In this exceptional enclave, travelers will discover the Talayotic village of Torre d'en Galmés, the largest prehistoric settlement in Menorca. During the visit they will tour its impressive talayots, homes, water collection systems and community spaces, while knowing how the inhabitants of the island lived more than 2,000 years ago. In addition, they will enjoy magnificent views over the southern coast of Menorca and understand why Menorca Talayotica has been recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

In Talatí de Dalt, one of the most representative sites in Menorca Talayótica, travelers will discover an exceptionally well-preserved prehistoric settlement. They will tour their old homes and community structures while learning how the inhabitants of the island lived more than 2,000 years ago. The great protagonist of the visit is its unique taula enclosure, famous for the spectacular sloping column that seems to rest on the ritual monument, a unique image in Menorca. Through the explanations, travelers will understand the religious and social importance of this place and why it is part of the whole of Menorca Talayotica, declared World Heritage by UNESCO.

In Trepucó, one of the most important Talayotic villages in Menorca, travelers will explore a large prehistoric settlement that preserves some of the most impressive monuments on the island. During the visit you will learn about the history of this ancient community and discover how life was organized in one of the main nuclei of Talayotic culture. The highlight is its imposing taula, one of the largest and best preserved in Menorca, located in a ceremonial enclosure that reveals the religious importance of the town. You can also see the remains of the walls and other monumental structures that show the strategic and social relevance of Trepucó within prehistoric Menorca. The visit provides a better understanding of the extraordinary legacy of Menorca Talayotica, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.