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Towns and villages

Mahón
Currently the island’s capital, Mahon is inhabited by around 20,000 people. This place is the largest town in Menorca, a very busy port located at the end of a vast natural harbor. Menorca was once a part of the British domain, and the remarkable structures in Mahon make this evident.

Ciudadela (Ciutadella)
The beautiful town of Ciutadella was the capital of Menorca from the Moorish era until the 18th century. Declared National Monument by the Spanish state, the town of Ciutadella consists of vibrant, zigzagging streets and aged structures, including several baroque churches.

Sant Luis
Sant Luis is located at the southern part of Menorca. This tiny township was first found and established by the French people, who took control over Menorca for a short period of time during 18th century. This village boasts of marvelous beaches such as the Cala Alcaufar, Cala d'es Rafalet, and Punta Prima.

Torret
The lovely town of Torret distinguishes itself with its low-rise, unsophisticated yet charming white abodes that truly show the emblematic architecture of Menorca. In this town, there are also a handful of interesting shops, bars and restaurants to go explore.
Alaior
Alaior is a tiny business township characterized by whitewashed fortifications and narrow avenues. However, it is especially known for its thriving shoe industry.

Mercadal
Mercadal is to be found at the base of Monte Toro, the highest peak in Menorca with a height of 357 meters. As you explore Mercadal’s environs, you will come across some prehistoric sites and artifacts. Mercadal also boasts of some wonderful beaches such as Triant, Pregonda, Son Saura, Na Macaret and Puerto de Adaya. At a few kilometers towards east there is the colorful and lively village Ferreries.

Fornells
Fornells, which is a fishing village, is situated on the west area of the Fornells Bay. Its natural wharf is more or less the same size as the port of Mahon. Many tourists and locals take pleasure in just walking through the quayside due to its relaxing setting and romantic ambiance. You can also sample the fresh seafoods and other gastronomic specialties served in the restaurants that line the area.

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