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先史時代のタライオット文化の非常に印象的な遺跡です👍ソン・レアルのネクロポリスは、マヨルカ島で最も重要な考古学遺跡の1つです。

Accessible via several routes. Coming from the southwest and southeast, it's significantly more scenic, but also more strenuous, than the mainstream route. The tin hut is often occupied and serves as a fire lookout. Great views over the Badia de Pollença, Puig Romaní, Cap Formentor, the Penya Roja, the northern foothills of the Tramuntana, the Badia d'Alcúdia and its resorts, all the way to Cap de Ferrutx.

A site that is definitely worth seeing. The remains are so well preserved that you get a good impression. The descriptions are short and sufficient to get an overview.

This necropolis contains over 100 stone graves from the period between the 7th and 1st centuries BC, in which around 400 people were buried. Great location by the sea!

A burial site from the 7th century BC right by the sea.

Very worth seeing prehistoric grave, which is best viewed in the evening hours, as the great sunset completes the whole thing.

Entrance to the nature reserve and observation stations

The Son Real Necropolis, also known as the Necròpolis de la punta Fenicis, is a fascinating prehistoric burial ground on the north coast of Mallorca. It is one of the largest and best preserved burial grounds in the Balearic Islands. The tombs date from the 7th to 4th centuries BC. and include megalithic structures such as ship- and horseshoe-shaped naviformes, as well as round and square towers. Remains of over 300 dead were found in the 109 graves discovered, accompanied by weapons, jewellery, everyday objects, animal bones and shells. The necropolis offers a fascinating insight into the region's prehistoric culture. Finds from the tombs can be seen at the Pol·lèntia Monographic Museum in Alcúdia.