Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Fourth day of the campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

Can Saura joins the celebration of International Museum Day with three activities focused on the island’s prehistory. Organized by the Museu de Ciutadella Can Saura.   

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

Third day of the campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Conference by the archaeologist Mikel Herran at the Ateneu de Maó. The past is as diverse as society itself, and yet some pasts have been more represented, while other minority groups have traditionally been made invisible or even silenced.

Presentation of the book "Menorca. Culture of Stone" by Àngel Roca at the Ateneu de Maó, covering all aspects related to stone in a carefully crafted edition available in four languages.

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Second day of the campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

The draft stewardship contracts with owners and managers of archaeological sites are presented.  

Consell Insular de Menorca has opened the call for applications for grants aimed at supporting actions that enhance the knowledge, safeguarding, and dissemination of historical heritage, including the intangible cultural heritage of Menorca.

This month we interview Mikel Herrán, archaeologist, researcher and one of the most prominent voices regarding scientific and heritage outreach on social media in Spain.

The Island Council of Menorca, through the Menorca Talayotic Agency, has completed a significant conservation and restoration project during the month of May on various sections of the wall of the Talayotic settlement of Son Catlar.

Archaeologist Sonia Carbonell has just published Arquitectura funeraria postalayótica. Las necrópolis de cuevas artificiales de Menorca, a monograph that delves into one of the most distinctive elements of Menorca’s archaeological landscape.

Talayotic Menorca Agency delivers a highly positive assessment of its participation in the 27th edition of the Tarraco Viva festival, held in Tarragona from May 23 to 25.  

This month we interview Àngel Roca, author of the book Menorca. Culture of Stone. This publication offers a broad and well-documented overview of the many elements that shape this legacy.

This edition focused on planning the new World Heritage Action Plan in Spain for the 2024–2031 period, in alignment with the priorities established by UNESCO.

Talayotic Menorca returns this year to participate in the Tarraco Viva historical reenactment festival. The Menorcan delegation will present various activities from May 23 to 25 in a unique setting to promote Menorca’s prehistoric World Heritage.

Talayotic Menorca and its project for the future interpretation centre in Ciutadella are featured in the exhibition “Deep Surfaces: Architecture to Enhance the Visitor Experience at UNESCO Sites,” organised by UNESCO.  

The Consell Insular de Menorca, through the Agència Menorca Talaiòtica, has this week begun restoration work on several sections of the cyclopean wall at the Talayotic settlement of Son Catlar, located in Ciutadella.

The Consell Insular de Menorca has participated in the extraordinary general assembly held in the Alhambra in Granada within the framework of the 1st European Forum of World Heritage Site Managers. 

The joint initiative by the Talayotic Menorca Agency and the Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments de Menorca strengthens the preservation of a unique archaeological site located near Maó.

The various presentations and conferences from the Alianza de Paisajes Culturales y Sitios Afines del Patrimonio Mundial Workshop are now available on the Alianza's official YouTube channel. This event, held in Menorca from March 10 to 12, 2025, brought together experts in heritage, communication, and outreach to discuss effective strategies for engaging society with the properties inscribed on the World Heritage List.    

This month we interviewed Josep Bernales Sastre, a social worker and educator. Since 2016, he has held the position of Head of Technical Services at the Sierra de Tramuntana World Heritage Consortium, where he has been involved in the management and protection of this unique cultural landscape, recognized by UNESCO in 2011.