Minorca
Del Aire Island and its lighthouse.
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Viewed from the end of Carrer Major, at Punta Prima - extreme southeast of Menorca.
Coast and beach view.
Flowerbeds along the street.
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At Carrer Bellavista, a pedestrian street providing access to the beach of Punta Prima.
Poneys for the kids.
Son Ganxo Tower (18th century).
Island del Aire and lighthouse.
Alcaufar Hill, Island del Aire and lighthouse.
Cala d'Alcaufar.
Cala d'Alcaufar and Alcaufar Hill with the observa…
Saint Stephen Chapel.
Taula, in ruins of Talayotic civilization.
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Centuries before Christ, corpses were disposed on top of taulas for complete decomposition. When nothing but the skeleton and some skin was left, they were removed and buried in funerary chambers. This can be seen at Poblat de Binissafúllet, southeast of Menorca.
Funerary chamber.
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Used by the Talayotic civilization to bury the remains of corpses, after totally decomposed on top of taulas. This can be seen at Poblat de Binissafúllet, southeast of Menorca.
Holy Mary Church, squeezed between buildings.
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Viewed from Carrer Hannover o Costa Sá, Maó - the capital of Menorca, on its eastern side.
Side gallery of Holy Mary Church.
Saint Rock Gate (14th century).
Saint Rock Gate (14th century).
Saint Francis Church.
Maó's harbour.
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Viewed from belvedere near Saint Francis Church. The long and wide inlet was determinant to move the capital of Menorca from Ciutadella to Maó. On the left side of the image a naval base can be seen.
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