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MENORCA

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    Today we are going to show you the East coast of Menorca
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    starting with the towns and then with the typical food from island
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    and ending with the most popular beaches.
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    Here you can see the town hall of Mao .
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    It was built in 1835 and is next to the Santa Maria’s church.
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    Santa Maria’s church was built between 1748 and 1772.
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    In this square we celebrate the typical ‘Fiestas’ of Mahon.
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    Going up the street we can find the “pont de sant roc”.
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    it’s the last part of the city wall.
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    Going down the street we can find the fish market and the market square.
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    Now a days the fish market is used as a meeting place where people go to drink and eat bar snacks.
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    As you can see at the entrances, it was built in 1927.
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    The market square is a square building that goes around a patio
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    and there are some little stalls with fruit, and typical products from Menorca.
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    In the same street we can find ‘Costa de ses Voltes’ that goes to the harbour.
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    Here there are lots of restaurants
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    and some time ago there used to be some discosbut they are all closed now a days.
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    Now we are going to move to Es Castell,
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    a little town situated on the South-East of the island.
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    Es Castell is the first city in Spain where you can see the sun rise,
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    so people usually go to Cales Fonts.
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    In this town there are some places where you can go swimming or berth your boat.
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    The most famous is Cales Fonts,
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    there are lots of restaurants.
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    There is also Cala Corb,
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    here you can find Es Cau,
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    a place where people from the island meet and sing typical songs from Menorca and have a nice time.
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    Also there is a little 'moll' called Moll de l'hospital
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    Here we are in ‘Plaça Explanada’
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    where all kids come to play
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    and on the 24th and 25th of July people celebrate Saint James fiestas with horses.
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    Here we can also find the town hall and the police station.
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    During the last few years
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    some volunteers have been rebuilding two mills
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    and now they are finish look very different.
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    Now we are moving to another village.
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    This is an other sall town
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    but it has some special tourist resorts or beaches
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    for example Binibeca o Punta Prima
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    Lets’ start with Punta Prima,
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    it’s a tourist resort as Maria has just said.
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    It has a big beach and in front you can see ‘Illa de l’aire’
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    a place where many lizards that we can only found on that island live.
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    now let’s go to Binibeca an old fishers’ village
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    All buildings are painted in white
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    and is a very quiet place.
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    Next to it there is also a beach called Binibeca.
Title:
MENORCA
Video Language:
English
Duration:
05:57
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