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The highest point on the island, at 358 metres and with 360° views over all of Menorca: from the port of Maó to Ciutadella. At the top is the sanctuary of the Mare de Déu del Toro and a small, charming café. The atmosphere is peaceful and spiritual, ideal for a long break. By mountain bike, the climb from Es Mercadal is short but intense, with a constant slope and tight bends; you need to regulate your pace well and not be fooled by the first gentle stretch. Tip: if you can, crown at sunset — the sunset from the summit is one of the most beautiful on the island.

Beautiful beach with wheelchair access. Don't hesitate to have a drink at the top of the Melia Hotel for a magnificent view, which is wheelchair accessible.

Stunning views

Definitely worth a visit!

The name "Toro" comes from the Latin "turris", meaning tower, in reference to the watchtower that was located on the mountain during medieval times.

At the top of Monte Toro is a former convent and chapel dedicated to the Virgin of Monte Toro, a venerated figure on the island. The chapel dates back to the 17th century and is an important pilgrimage site for locals.

lovely little area. lots of cafes. worth a visit.

The history of Ferrerías dates back to the Talayotic era, as demonstrated by the archaeological remains found in the area. During Muslim domination, the place was an important agricultural center. Later, in the 18th century, important mining activity was developed in the area, mainly iron extraction, which gave rise to the name of the town. The main festival of Ferrerías is usually celebrated in honor of San Bartolomé, the patron saint of the town. This festival takes place on August 24 of each year. During the festival, various cultural and religious events are organized, such as processions, solemn masses, concerts, traditional dances, fireworks shows and activities for children. During the Ferrerías festival, you can observe various local traditions, such as the exhibition of purebred Menorcan horses, shows of skilled riders performing acrobatics, and exhibitions of traditional carriages. Local gastronomy also plays a prominent role during the festival, with the celebration of gastronomic fairs where you can taste typical dishes of Menorcan cuisine, such as lobster stew, sobrasada, Mahón cheese, among others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIQuZuTzLfg