Porta del Moll, one of only two surviving gates in the historic Old Town of Alcúdia, stands as a striking testament to the town’s medieval past. Its crenelated towers and the distinctive palm trees that frame it make it a prominent landmark. Located in northern Mallorca, this gate serves as a symbol of the town, often featured in promotional materials. Visitors can admire the architectural details and the serene setting, offering a glimpse into the rich history of this charming island town.
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