In September 2018, part of Alcudia’s mediaeval wall collapsed. Heavy rain was blamed for a section near to Carrer Serra having come down. The work to restore this section is now starting - almost two and a half years later.
Restoring the Alcudia wall
The restoration now being undertaken is expected to last six months
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There’s more repair needed elsewhere around the walls. A car crashed through part of the moat wall last year and has yet to be repaired plus one of the new wall top walkways has been closed off (with a grubby metal grill) presumably for safety reasons. The council boarding below it proudly exclaims the extension using tourist tax revenue and it’s cost. Hopefully they will repair everything with more competency this time.