Holiday apartment in Trebelúger, Menorca – Talayot de Trebalúger

Trebelúger in Menorca draws attention to the Talayot de Trebalúger and several named paths. The Talayot de Trebalúger is a large tower with an elliptical ground plan on a rocky promontory. It measures 28.40 metres from east to west and 22 metres from north to south. At the same time, it is considered one of the first talayots built on Menorca. The structure’s design, its location on the rocky promontory and its precise dimensions give the building a clearly recognisable form.

Culture and History

The Talayot de Trebalúger is freely accessible, free of charge and open to visitors. During the excavation inside the Talayot de Trebalúger, a residential building dating from the Middle to Late Bronze Age was discovered. A polygonal structure from the Talayotic period adjoins the Talayot de Trebalúger. The earlier settlement at the Talayot de Trebalúger was in use from 1430 to 970 BC. Thus, this site brings together a large tower, an adjoining polygonal structure and traces of an earlier settlement with a clearly defined period of use.

Access

The Talayot de Trebalúger can be reached via the Me-6 road between Sant Lluís and Es Castell. At kilometre 1.7, turn right into the Trebalúger settlement and continue for 300 metres. Access therefore involves a named road, the right turn at kilometre 1.7 into the settlement and then continuing for 300 metres.

Paths and Landscape

The Camí de Trepucó a Trebalúger is listed as a public path in the municipal path directory. It connects the hamlets of Trepucó and Trebalúger and is bordered by dry-stone walls on both sides. The Camí de Rafalet is also bordered by dry-stone walls on both sides; it is the main access path to the hamlet of Trebalúger. The two paths therefore lead to the same hamlet via named connections, with the dry-stone walls forming part of the described route on both sides in each case.

The Camí de Son Bonaventura runs between dry-stone walls bordering private properties through an agricultural landscape characterised by small-scale farming. There are no access restrictions along the entire route of the Camí de Son Bonaventura. The route begins at a junction with the Camí de Trebalúger and ends after crossing the Me-8 road at Alcalfar Vell.

Getting There

Trebalúger is a stop on the TMSA Sant Lluís–Trebalúger–Es Castell–Maó route. The TMSA Maó–Trebalúger–Maó route takes 35 minutes. This means that travel options include both the stop in Trebalúger and a named connection with a stated journey time within the public transport network.

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More Destinations

More places on Menorca: Son Bou, Santo Tomas, Es Mercadal, Cap D'en Font, Sant Lluis, Cala en Blanes, Biniancolla, Alaior.

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