The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.)
The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.) is in Alaior, Balearic Islands. The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.) is situated nearby to the nature reserve Torre d’en Galmés, as well as near the cave Cova de l’Oli.Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include Torre d’en Galmés and Na Comerma de Sa Garita.
Torre d’en Galmés
Nature reserve
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Torre d'en Galmés is a Talayotic site on the island of Menorca, between Alaior and Son Bou, Menorca. The town developed from the start of the Talayotic era and expanded until the end of the Roman occupation, after which it was abandoned.
Na Comerma de Sa Garita
Archaeological site
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Na Comerma de Sa Garita is an archaeological site, which is situated 720 metres southwest of The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.).
Cala Llucalari
Beach
Cala Llucalari is a small bay and beach at Menorca's southern coast located in a natural preserve. The beach is sparsely visited, despite the highly developed Son Bou resort beach town nearby. The Camí de Cavalls passes just behind the bay. Cala Llucalari is situated 3 km southwest of The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.).
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Son Bou and Alaior.
Son Bou
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Son Bou is a small village of 165 people in the Alaior region of on the south coast of Menorca.
Alaior
Village
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Alaior is a municipality located in the eastern part of the island of Menorca, in the Balearic Islands, Spain. The municipality seat is situated 12 kilometres from the island's capital, Mahón. Alaior is situated 4 km northeast of The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.).
Santo Tomas
Hamlet
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Sant Tomàs of Es Migjorn Gran, or Santo Tomás in Spanish, is a small village on the south coast of Menorca, part of the Spanish Balearic islands located in the Mediterranean Sea. Santo Tomas is situated 7 km west of The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.).
The Post-Talaiotic Period House (550-123 B.C.)
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- Categories: information and tourism
- Location: Alaior, Balearic Islands, Spain, Iberia, Europe
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Latitude
39.90295° or 39° 54′ 11″ northLongitude
4.1157° or 4° 6′ 57″ eastOpen location code
8FF6W438+57OpenStreetMap ID
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