Torralba d'en Salort

A fascinating place,highly recommended,a must see The surrounds are wonderful especially the free standing Tabala 30-40 mins for a visit

If your in menorca I would highly recommend visiting this place. It's reasonably priced, Educational and great fun for kids. I would advise you to take a torch with you, for going inside of the caves or burial chambers. I used the torch on my phone but it wasn't really bright enough. When purchasing your tickets you will get a map of the site, they also sell cold drinks tea coffee and beer at the ticket office. The car park was more than big enough although I visited in early may, it might be busier during the summer.

€4 Adult entry €2 Kids. Big parking lot. Buy your tickets at the kiosk that also sells some snack & drinks etc. Restoration work is being carried out from 2022 - 26, but don't be put off by that as it's a most interesting and educational archaeological site. An hour or maybe less is sufficient for the visit. Pathways are well maintained and information boards in 4 languages are posted around the site. Children will love it, especially the burial caves. Just remember to bring them back out again.

Quick visit to this amazing site while en route to a lunch reservation. Well worth the 4 euros entry. Needs about 45-50 mins to appreciate, explore and take photos. We didn't opt for the sound-description on the way round, as were pushed for time, but think there was this option as we saw a gentleman returning the kit. Good explanatory signage, in multiple languages, at each feature on the site and a clear map on the small leaflet - again in several languages. Lady in the kiosk spoke fluent French and was helping people plan their visits to other sites. Site closes at 2pm, so we would have missed the chance to visit if we had tried it after lunch - good job we checked.

Great value at 4 euros each. Takes about an hour to walk round. Toilets available

T-shaped megalithic structures called taulas with a large stone resting on a monolith can be seen at Torralba d'en Salort, 10 km west of Mahón, Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain. The taulas date from between 1500 BC and the Roman conquest of the island. Rituals to honor the deities took place here.

Amazing archeology and prehistoric place, You should touch the stones and feel the energy. All facilities are available like free parking kiosko for drinks, souvenirs and guide. you have visit.

The well preserved prehistoric site of Torralba d'en Salort is well-maintained and provides informative signs with valuable insights into the history and significance of the different structures. You can see and learn about a taula, a talaiot, hypogea, caves, a threshing floor, a cyclopean wall and a late medieval building.