Fundació Foment del Turisme Menorca
Fundació Foment del Turisme Menorca

Fundació Foment del Turisme Menorca

Menorca Tourism Resource Center

Welcome to the Menorca Tourism Resource Center.

Menorca, a Mediterranean island, boasts a unique blend of natural, cultural, and historical heritage. Designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, this distinct area offers a wealth of treasures for those willing to delve into its true essence.

Menorca Guides

Download guides, maps, and PDF routes to explore Menorca.

Menorca Travel Guide

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"Menorca" details the island's allure, focusing on its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status, rich cultural heritage, and diverse natural landscapes. It highlights Menorca's tranquil lifestyle, historical sites, sustainable tourism practices, and local gastronomy, including renowned products like cheese and gin.

The guide also explores outdoor activities and the island's craftsmanship, particularly in shoe production and jewellery. Menorca is presented as an ideal spot for cultural events and outdoor adventures, emphasizing its year-round appeal for visitors seeking a blend of nature, history, and culture.

Menorca.pdf2177.6KB

Menorca Cultural

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This guide delves into the rich tapestry of Menorca's cultural heritage, highlighting its unique blend of historical influences, traditions, and natural beauty. It offers an in-depth exploration of the island's prehistoric sites, the impact of various ruling powers, its architectural marvels, and the vibrant customs that define its identity.

From ancient talayotic settlements and British fortifications to the cherished tradition of horse culture and the island's dedication to preserving its natural landscapes, the guide encapsulates Menorca's allure as a bastion of Mediterranean culture. It also showcases the island's commitment to artisan crafts, gastronomy, and an array of cultural events that celebrate its diverse heritage year-round, positioning Menorca as a living museum where history and tradition coalesce with contemporary life.

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Menorca Cultural Visits

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"Menorca Cultural Visits" is a comprehensive guide aimed at travelers interested in exploring the rich cultural heritage and historical landmarks of Menorca. It highlights a variety of cultural sites, including ancient archaeological remains, historic buildings, museums, and art galleries. The guide serves as a valuable resource for planning visits to these cultural attractions, offering insights into Menorca's diverse history from prehistoric times to modern days.

It emphasizes the island's significance as a melting pot of various civilizations, showcasing its unique cultural identity through well-preserved sites and collections that reflect the island's historical and artistic legacy.

Menorca Cultural Visits.pdf1217.3KB

Menorca Natural

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This brochure promotes sustainable tourism in Menorca, focusing on outdoor activities and sports within its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. It highlights hiking, cycling, horse riding, and water sports, emphasizing the island's commitment to preserving its natural and cultural treasures.

The guide invites visitors to experience Menorca's diverse landscapes and marine life through eco-friendly practices, showcasing the Camí de Cavalls for exploring the island's unique environment and mentioning seasonal sports events for all levels.

Menorca Natural - Active Tourism.pdf4058.3KB

Talayotic Menorca Itineraries

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This brochure details two comprehensive itineraries through Talayotic Menorca, spotlighting the island's prehistoric heritage that has been proposed for inclusion in UNESCO's World Heritage List. It elaborates on Menorca's unique prehistory, marked by talaiots, taulas, and funerary navetas—distinctive to the island—spanning from the initial settlement around 2300 BC until Roman conquest in 123 BC.

The guide proposes a one-day and a two-day journey, covering significant archaeological sites, including the Museum of Menorca, Can Saura Mansion, and numerous ancient settlements like Torre d’en Galmés and Son Catlar, each offering a glimpse into the island's rich historical tapestry. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of preserving this invaluable heritage, urging visitors to respect the natural landscape, archaeological remains, and local traditions, fostering a sustainable approach to exploring Menorca's ancient wonders.

Talayotic Menorca Itineraries.pdf3193.6KB

Cami de Cavalls Routes

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"Cami de Cavalls Routes" provides detailed information on the iconic Cami de Cavalls, a historic path that encircles Menorca, offering an unparalleled way to explore the island's natural beauty. This guide is tailored for adventurers seeking to traverse Menorca through various landscapes, including rugged coastlines, serene beaches, and lush countryside. The document elaborates on different segments of the trail, suitable for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, making it a comprehensive resource for planning excursions tailored to diverse interests and abilities.

Highlighting the route's historical significance and natural wonders, it invites explorers to immerse themselves in Menorca's rich heritage and stunning natural environments.

Cami de Cavalls Routes.pdf6570.1KB

Menorca, a unique enviroment to practice sport

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This brochure showcases Menorca as an unparalleled destination for sports, highlighting its status as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. It presents a diverse array of sports activities, competitions, and events facilitated by the island's preserved natural environment and excellent facilities.

Key features include the historic Camí de Cavalls trail, a variety of sporting events throughout the year, and accommodations catering to active holidaymakers. Menorca offers a unique blend of sports, culture, and natural beauty, making it an ideal location for sports enthusiasts.

Menorca - Sports.pdf15235.8KB

Menorca, Timeless Flavour

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This brochure presents Menorca's gastronomic wealth and its recognition as a European Region of Gastronomy for 2022. It highlights the island's rich culinary history, influenced by various cultures over millennia, and its commitment to sustainable and quality-driven food production. Featuring a guide to understanding Menorca's diverse local produce through 16 key ingredients and showcasing eight recipes that capture the essence of its gastronomy, the document underscores Menorca's unique blend of flavors, traditions, and innovative culinary practices.

Additionally, it explores the island's agricultural practices, emphasizing organic farming and the protection of autochthonous species, reflecting Menorca's dedication to preserving its gastronomic heritage while embracing modernity.

Menorca, Timeless Flavour.pdf4559.5KB

Menorca 365 #BetterinWinter

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"Menorca 365 - Better in Winter" is a detailed guide presenting Menorca as a year-round destination, emphasizing its appeal beyond the summer months, from September to June. It showcases the island's diverse offerings including sports events like half marathons and paddle tournaments, cultural festivities celebrating local and international music, gastronomy with traditional and innovative culinary events, and unique natural experiences such as birdwatching and exploring Menorca's rich archaeological heritage.

Highlighting Menorca's Biosphere Reserve status, the guide promotes sustainable tourism and the preservation of its natural and cultural landscapes, offering visitors a multitude of reasons to enjoy Menorca's tranquility, beauty, and heritage throughout the colder months.

Menorca 365 - Better in Winter.pdf2249.3KB

Slow Menorca, hotels at a diferent pace

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This document introduces "Slow Menorca - Hotels at a Different Pace," spotlighting Menorca's approach to tourism that emphasizes slow living, aligned with its status as a Biosphere Reserve since 1993. It presents a collection of rural and urban accommodations that offer quality, tranquility, and authenticity, ranging from historic estates and agrotourism to charming boutique hotels in Ciutadella and other picturesque locales.

These establishments provide a mix of health programs, outdoor activities, and gastronomic experiences, aiming to connect guests with Menorca's unique and authentic environment. The guide highlights the island's commitment to sustainable and environmentally conscious tourism, inviting travelers to experience Menorca's beauty, history, and culture at a leisurely pace.

Slow Menorca - Hotels at a diferent pace.pdf6283.5KB

Menorca, Mice & Events

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"Menorca, Mice & Events" is a comprehensive guide detailing Menorca's offerings for organizing meetings, incentives, conferences, and events. Highlighting the island's rich culture, history, and natural beauty, it features a variety of venues including luxury hotels, agrotourism sites, and unique spaces across locations like Ciutadella and Ferreries.

The brochure provides specifics on accommodations, capacities, amenities, and services to facilitate event planning, emphasizing Menorca as a prime destination for both business and leisure events.

Menorca, Mice & Events.pdf5653.5KB

Shooting in Menorca

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"Shooting in Menorca" presents the island as a prime filming location with its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and unique lighting conditions. It emphasizes Menorca's accessibility, sustainability efforts as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and the Menorca Film Commission's support for filmmakers.

The guide showcases the island's natural and historical sites as ideal backdrops for various audiovisual productions.

Shooting in Menorca.pdf16077.3KB