Yay! Free and amble parking just past the 14th century walls that google maps dumps you at. Just go past the portcullis and it will be there eventually on the left. Gorgeous walk through narrow pedestrian only streets with shopping and restaurants.

Surrounded by 14 th century walls, We visited Old Town of Alducia on Easter Sunday. There was plenty of free parking around the area, which we had researched beforehand. The old town with its Neo Gothic style , fresh architectural surprise, a square buzzing with cafes, bars + restaurants, shops and rows of sandstones houses with traditional green shutters on cobbled streets. There is an open market on Sundays and Tuesdays with local produce and souvenirs. The old town is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with variable things. You can visit the church St Jaume when you stroll down the Main Street . It is definitely worth a visit…

Very nice village surrounded by ancient Spanish walls on which you can walk. Everything is very nice and nice, I recommend doing a complete tour of the walls and passing through the main church. The central square with its cafés is beautiful

Alcudia Old Town is a great stop off to explore. We went on market day (Sunday) which gets busy, so early arrival is advised. Lets of choice for eating, particularly down side streets you can find better value for money. The streets have been well paved by the local authority for pedestrian use and the old buildings are all well maintained. You can tell the residents of proud of their Old Town.

Beautiful and an interesting place. Free walk up on the walls with excellent views. Lovely place to wonder around the streets. Many nice cafes, restaurants and shops. Sunday market worth a visit. Easy, cheap bus ride on local buses from/to Port d’Alcudia.

Cozy ancient city area that must be seen if you are in the area. Many shops in the small streets, and even a market every Tuesday, where there is shopping. However, you don't necessarily have to experience that, ongoing sellers who mostly sell cheap bras and copy goods of dubious origin, i.e. not exciting Spanish specialties that we had hoped for

Very nice town. Old Roman capital of the island tons of good shops and bars. Easy enough to park a bit outside and then just ramble around for a few hours. Refreshingly tourist light as well - I'd recommend the place when you get sick and tired of the many over visited spots on the Island.

Just come back from having a ĺovely walk around alcudia old town. Nice walk on the walkway with some fantastic view's. Also nice to walk around and not worry about traffic. If you are this way I would highly recommend a visit. A gem.

Outside the high season it is wonderful to walk around here without crowds of tourists. It is incredibly well maintained; both the streets, the houses and the city wall. You can walk along part of the city wall, giving you a beautiful view of the town and the mountains in the distance. There are nice shops and plenty of good catering establishments. Cristal is highly recommended with delicious tapas and paella.

Visited the Old Town twice, once on market day and once normal day. Easy access by bus which can be very busy as this is a travel hub for other locations. Absolutely heaving on market day with the usual clothes/ accessories/ souvenirs/ junk but lots of very varied produce. Not sure on produce prices but they looked very similar to UK and quality seemed very varied. Not sure Brits would be too happy with fruit and veg on display as, although nice and fresh, many were mis shapen and we tend to be very fussy about mis shapes! Outside of market day, this is a lovely old town to take a leisurely stroll round and it looked as if there were lots of eateries but maybe pricey?