Pre Historic Menorca
Menorca is an open-air archaeological museum, officially recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under the title Talayotic Menorca.
Read moreMenorca is an open-air archaeological museum, officially recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under the title Talayotic Menorca.
Read moreAt the summer solstice, the Menorcan city Ciutadella celebrates the Fiestas of Sant Joan in a unique tradition that has evolved over 500 years ..
Read moreMahón Harbour, on the Balearic island of Menorca, is the largest natural harbour in the Mediterranean Sea and one of the deepest in the world.
Read moreThe history of Menorca is shaped by its geographical isolation and its highly strategic position in the center of the western Mediterranean.
Read moreThe Moorish rule of the Balearic Islands lasted for over 300 years, spanning from the official conquest in 902–903 AD until the Christian Reconquista in the 13th century.
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