The Felanitx Archaeological Route brings together four sites that take us to different moments and ways of life in Mallorca’s prehistory: Cova II de sa Mola d’en Bordoy, linked to the funerary practices of Early Bronze Age communities; Can Roig Nou and the Closos de Can Gaià, two settlements of naveta houses, each with its own features and history; and Es Rossells, a Talayotic settlement that stands out for its monumental wall. Four different places that, together, let you explore an essential part of the prehistoric past of Felanitx.
