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Top 10 sights in Mallorca

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   Jewish quarter of Inca

   Inca is a town of 30,000 inhabitants located at the center of the island of Mallorca in the Spanish province of Islas Baleares.

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   Santuari de Nostra Senyora de Cura

   A religious complex on the summit of Puig de Randa on Mallorca, Spain. Ramon Llull is said to have withdrawn here before his conversion and the start of his preaching; the sanctuary is dedicated to Our Lady of Cura.

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   Son Fornés

   An archaeological site at Montuïri on Mallorca, Spain. It was a Talayotic settlement that remained inhabited into Roman times.

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   Restes prehistòriques de Son Corró

   An archaeological site at Costitx on Mallorca, Spain. It preserves a building taken to be a sanctuary of the late Iron Age Talaiotic period.

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   Església de Sant Bartomeu (Montuïri)

   A Catholic church in Montuïri on Mallorca, Spain, standing on the hill that overlooks the village.

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   Ses Talaies de Can Xim

   Two talayots at Sencelles on Mallorca, Spain, from the Iron Age Talaiotic culture. They are also known as the talayots of Es Cascanar.

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   Talaiot de Son Fred

   An archaeological site at Sencelles on Mallorca, Spain, built during the Iron Age Talaiotic period.

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   Museum of Son Fornés

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   Santa Maria la Major d'Inca

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    Settlement of Turassot

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