La Mola Fortress (1873).
Fronts of La Mola Fortress (1873).
Inside the fronts.
Saint Charles Point and the ruins of Saint Philip…
Hornworks redoubt.
Carriage.
Princess Tower.
Coastline of Es Freus.
Church of Our Lady of Rosary.
Colourful façades.
Town Hall.
The wide inlet of Maó harbour.
Cala Sant Esteve.
Cala Sant Esteve.
Pedestrian access to Cala Mesquida beach.
Cala Galdana.
Naveta des Tudons.
Labirynth and totem.
Old sandstone quarry.
Amphitheatre quarry.
Orange trees quarry.
Cistern of the quarry.
Garden and fountain in the bottom of ancient quarr…
Dalt windmill.
Façade of Saint Louis Church (1761).
Saint Louis Church (1761).
Street view.
Saint Bartholomew Church.
Dressed up for Saint Martin festivities.
Towering view to Es Mercadal.
Towering view from top of El Toro.
Interior of church.
Well and church of convent.
Christ Monument.
Lighthouse - 1857.
Looking down from the edge of the cliff.
High above the sea.
Rocky coast.
Waterside view.
Waiting to be used.
Canoeing.
Pier of leisure boats.
Arenal d'En Castell - east side of the beach.
Arenal d'En Castell - west side of the beach.
Cala Molí.
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Sant Esteve observation tower.
By the coast, near the mouth of Cala Sant Esteve, for defensive purposes. It was abandoned when Marlborough Fortress was built in the early 18th century by the Duke of Marlborough, in a period of British control - the last one ended in 1802, when Spain recovered definitively the control of Menorca.
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