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Alcúdia Old Town

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Alcúdia Old Town

Alcúdia Old Town

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    March 7, 2020

    The name Alcúdia comes from the Arabic "Al-Qudya" and means "the hill", indicating the location of the historic town center, which lies on the mountain saddle between the Bay of Pollença and the Bay of Alcúdia, which are separated by a flat mountain range are separated.

    A settlement soon developed around the Alcúdia estate, which was first mentioned under this name in a notarial record in 1282. In 1298, King James II of Mallorca (Jaume II de Mallorca) made it a parish and the center of a Administrative area was raised. The construction of the church (from 1302) and the old city wall (from 1298), which was completed in 1362 and parts of which are still preserved, go back to this time, such as the two city gates Porta de Sant Sebastià (also called Porta de Mallorca) and Porta del Moll (also Porta de Xara).

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      March 8, 2020

      Under King Charles I of Spain from the House of Habsburg, who later became Emperor Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire, Alcúdia was named city in 1523 with the associated privileges. The Habsburg double-headed eagle still adorns the city coat of arms.

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        April 26, 2020

        The layout of the city wall is wonderful, the city center is very beautiful

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