Prehistoric Sites of Talayotic Menorca

Spain already has 50 World Heritage Sites, making our country one of the most internationally recognised for the variety, richness and quality of its heritage.

Here the last entry in the UNESCO list: prehistoric culture of Menorca. #CulturaTalayótica pic.twitter.com/ZTGtyfXtWR

— Embassy of Spain UK (@EmbSpainUK) October 3, 2023

🏛️ #Menorca, a prehistoric treasure now listed by the @UNESCO_es 🌍

👏🏻 We celebrate the welcome of Menorca's talayotic monuments and its amazing landscape in the World Heritage of Humanity 🌟.

See our monuments! https://t.co/115zts514m pic.twitter.com/SHR30AbWrM

— Tourism Menorca (@MenorcaTourism) November 5, 2023

🆕 Spain now has 50 World Heritage Sites recognised by UNESCO, following the addition of the Talayotic Menorca to the list, which has been recognised for its cultural importance!

👉 https://t.co/25EUoV2ks0#VisitSpain #YouDeserveSpain #SpainNews pic.twitter.com/s9ihGM0SCW

— Spain in Ireland (@SpaininIreland) October 14, 2023

🌍 Menorca has a prehistoric treasure: our talayotic monuments. 🙌

🙌 They have recently been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. 🏛️

🤩 Visit them! https://t.co/wElwGargqH#Menorc pic.twitter.com/ctEvJXdlDW

— Tourism Menorca (@MenorcaTourism) December 14, 2023