It was inaugurated in 1892 to coincide with the festivities of Saint Pere.
The bullring was built on land that previously belonged to the Can Domènech estate.
In 2021, the local administration officially confirmed the permanent cessation of bullfighting activities at this venue.
The structure can accommodate approximately 2,000 spectators.
It is integrated into the town's expansion zone situated just outside the historic old town center.
The Plaza de toros de Alcúdia is a historic bullring located in the town of Alcúdia on the island of Mallorca. Inaugurated in 1892, the venue transitioned away from bullfighting in recent years to focus on its role as a cultural and architectural landmark. The structure is built with local limestone and features a circular design characteristic of 19th-century Spanish arenas. It currently functions as a venue for local festivities, concerts, and public events rather than traditional tauromachy. The site remains a notable example of Alcúdia's historical urban evolution beyond its famous medieval city walls.
The main entrance gate provides the best architectural perspective, while the upper interior tiers offer a panoramic view of the ring's geometry.
Combine your visit with a walking tour of the nearby Alcúdia medieval city walls.
Check the local municipal agenda online before visiting to see if a concert or festival is scheduled.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the area surrounding the ring involves uneven historical pavement.
Do not expect to see a bullfight, as the practice has been permanently prohibited at this venue.
Not open for regular public tours; access is typically limited to event days.
Respect the site as a preserved historical monument; refrain from climbing on original stone walls.
