Manacor

Manacor sits on Mallorca’s eastern plain in Spain’s Balearic Islands, where cultivated inland land rises gradually toward the Serra de Llevant. One of the island’s largest towns, it is closely associated with the manufacture of artificial pearls, an industry established here in the late 19th century and still represented by the Majorica brand. The parish church of Nostra Senyora dels Dolors, distinguished by its neo-Gothic bell tower, anchors the town centre. Manacor’s municipality also reaches the Mediterranean at Porto Cristo, beside the Coves del Drach and their underground Lake Martel. See further points of interest through webcams across Manacor and Mallorca.

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