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Travel Guide to Menorca, Spain
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Description
Menorca (also Minorca) is the second largest island of the Balearic Islands, located in the Mediterranean Sea. The island is split into eight administrative divisions. Menorca is a highly desirable place to visit because of its beautiful beaches, variety of holiday resorts and alfresco dining. The island has a population of about 94 383 (end of 2010).
What to see / do
* Monte Toro – The highest point on the island.
* Xoriguer Gin Distillery – Gin Distillery, constructed during the 18th century.
* Museu de Minorca – 15th century Franciscan monastery containing the earliest history of the island.
* La Mola Fortress – A fine example of mid nineteenth century Spanish military architecture.
Events
* Festes de Sant Joan – Equestrian masters trot, gallop and rear up through the streets.
* St Anthony's Day - A colourful celebration of the island's liberation from t
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