The Museu Arqueologic de Son Fornes (Son Fornes Museum) is dedicated to the history of Mallorca and provides an insight into prehistoric times on the island. The museum is based in an old flour mill dating back to the 18th century and known as Molí des Fraret. The building is an excellent example of traditional Majorcan architecture and houses an array of artifacts discovered at the nearby Son Fornés archaeological site. The museum gives visitors an idea of life in the Talayotic settlement of Son Fornés more than 2000 years ago, with exhibitions featuring an array of multimedia materials, images, objects, and texts. Guided tours also exhibit artifacts from the Post-Talayotic and Classical periods and provide fun activities for the whole family.

Museu Arqueologic de Son Fornes, Carrer Emili Pou, 07220 Montuïri, Illes Balears, Spain, Phone: +34-971-64-41-69, Map

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Museu Arqueologic de Son Fornes (Son Fornes Museum) Botanicactus Botanical Gardens, Ses Salines Coves del Drac (The Caves of Drach) Palma Aquarium Bellver Castle Fundacio Miro Mallorca (Foundation of Pilar and Jean Miro) Ferrocarril de Soller (Soller Train) Jardines de Alfabia Cartoixa de Valldemossa (Carthusian Monastery Valldemossa) Mirador d'es Colomer Sineu Market Ciudad Romana de Pollentia (Pollentia Roman Ruins) Royal Palace of La Almudaina Mirador Ses Barques Jazz Voyeur Festival Celler Sa Premsa Restaurant Es Guix QuitaPenas Valldemossa DINS Santi Taura

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