Details of tours and opening times etc.
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A newer site with up to date info on tours times and languages. We booked by email a couple of days in advance ([email protected]) as I didn’t think my French was up to an attempt at phone conversation.
Good site guide, beware the video has the offending “tunes”.
Article about the use of Li Mizzani for healing
More about the complex (in Italian) with some great photos.
OK, it’s not strictly just about Iloi, but just check out this map for what’s in the local area, and why I’d really hoped for help on what to see, what could be seen, and how to find things.
Click on the map to enlarge it and then go – wow!
The official site guide – in Italian, sorry – but well worth it for the illustrations.
NB – pdf 1019kb
Detail of the site – in Italian.
A link to Architect magazine with page 21 of the journal showing Carlo Ceschi’s interpretation of how the facade of the south temple looked, from the model found and the remains in situ. NB this is an 8.5MB pdf!
A documentary made about the stone – check out the script and the scientific paper behind it
The best guide to and images of the hypogeum I’ve found
In Italian only (Oct 07) but with other languages including English “coming soon”.
This pdf is in Italian – 130 pages 2,740KB. It’s one of a series of guides which can be found online in Italian, but are available in a variety of languages to purchase from the staffed sites in the area.
Great aerial shot of the site on the front cover!
This pdf is in Italian – 97 pages 1,291KB. It’s one of a series of guides which can be found online in Italian, but are available in a variety of languages to purchase (9 euros each) from the staffed sites in the area.
A really comprehensive guide to all kinds of sites and locations around the island. In Italian with a google English translator link.
Some great detail on sites all around Sardinia – in Italian.
In Spanish. Great detail on everything on the island – well worth a look and a babelfish if your Spanish is like mine, fairly limited!
In Spanish but don’t let that put you off. Loads and loads of info on everything you could possibly want to visit, categorised by type .... fantastic!
Another Menorcaweb link, this time in English, Spanish or Catalan. “Interesting” navigation and page transitions but useful content!
A great site guide from Menorcaweb. Available in a variety of languages – the link is to the English version.
A good quality guide to several of the major sites of Majorca.
In Spanish, includes the opening times, details and photos and layout of the whole site.
Wow! An excellent resource for this fantastic site. The plan/aerial photo really gives you an idea of the scale of the place and there’s detail to be found about each area.
The museum itself is a few miles away; it’s closed on Mondays but otherwise open:
March-October 10 a.m.-14 p.m., 16 p.m.-20 p.m.
November-February 10 a.m.-14 p.m., in the evening visits only by appointment (tel 971 644 169).
I found this site really useful when planning my trip. The prehistoric archaeology section has useful explanations of the different types of site to be found on the island.