31. Will Birmingham's New Clean Air Policy Affect You?
January 15, 2019
When you’re a haulier, you have the luxury of getting to travel all over the country (and sometimes even internationally). As you complete your deliveries and pick up your return loads, you get the opportunity to meet people from all different walks of life who come from cities you may never have th...
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32. Spend a Summer in Menorca Discovering the History of Old Ciutadella
January 11, 2019
Ciutadella is located on the western coast of Menorca, and it is one of the most interesting destinations to spend time in if you're interested in the history of the island. Most people who spend some of the summer in Menorca will take at least a day to explore Ciutadella, including the Old Town are...
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33. Menorcan Jewellery and the Artists Who Make It
January 11, 2019
Though Menorca may be tiny – only about half the size of the Isle of Wight – it casts a long shadow in the artistic and cultural arena. Despite centuries of occupation by imperial powers, it has cultivated a style and aesthetic all of its own. Visitors to the island today will find an active and thr...
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34. Unlock the Prehistoric Secrets of Torre d'en Galmés
January 11, 2019
Menorca is an island rich in historical treasures, and you'll be able to discover many of them if you stay in one of the villas in San Jaime. Inhabited for many centuries, the island boasts a plethora of ancient towns and treasures and, in fact, the history is one of the reasons many people choose...
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35. The Fascinating History Behind Menorca's National Day
January 11, 2019
holiday to Menorca.">Most countries that fought for their independence celebrate the day they achieved it on their national day. Some countries, such as Menorca, however, choose the day they were invaded instead as a time to celebrate.
Peter Arrives
The island of Menorca was once...
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36. Painting Menorca: The Life and Art of Manel Anoro
January 11, 2019
A holiday in Menorca is a journey into a picturesque paradise. With its shimmering beaches, lush tropical landscapes and charming villages full of whitewashed churches and red-roofed houses, it has inspired many who flock to its sandy shores. One artist, Manel Anoro, was so taken aback with this jew...
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37. Exploring the Sights Around Alaior, Menorca
January 11, 2019
Many international tourists spend a few weeks of their summer in Menorca – and that's no surprise, considering the island’s rich natural beauty and distinctly Mediterranean lifestyle. Visiting the municipality of Alaior is a particularly popular choice, and there is a lot on offer in and around this...
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38. How General Francisco Franco Kept Menorca Unspoiled
January 11, 2019
The smallest and least developed of the Balearic Islands, Menorca may seem like the shy, quiet cousin of its larger and more popular neighbours. However, natives and visitors alike know that this is in many ways a blessing: away from the intensely manicured golf courses and sprawling hotel complexes...
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39. 3 Key Historical Sites Around Son Bou
January 11, 2019
Renting out villas in San Jaime is a popular choice for tourists visiting Menorca, partially because of how close they are to the fantastic sandy beaches of Son Bou.
Yet it is also worth noting that this region has a lot of history and you shouldn't miss the opportunity to learn more about ...
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40. Celebrate Summer in Fornells with Fiesta de Sant Antoni
January 11, 2019
Perfectly situated on a sheltered bay on the north coast of Menorca, Fornells may seem like a quiet fishing village. But, every summer, this small yet vibrant community comes together to celebrate the town’s patron saint in a lively fiesta. For newcomers to this island, renting a villa in Fornells i...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
