Balearic Islands

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The Balearic Islands are a Mediterranean archipelago and popular Spanish tourist destination known for islands such as Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
autonomous community of Spain
belongsTo Kingdom of Spain
borderedBy Balearic Sea
capital Palma de Mallorca
climate Mediterranean climate
contains Cabrera
Formentera
Ibiza, Spain
surface form: Ibiza

Mallorca
Minorca
surface form: Menorca
country Spain
governmentType autonomous community government
hasAirport Ibiza Airport
Menorca Airport
Palma de Mallorca Airport
hasExecutiveBody Government of the Balearic Islands
hasHighestPoint Mallorca
surface form: Puig Major
hasIsland Cabrera
Formentera
Ibiza, Spain
surface form: Ibiza
hasLargestIsland Mallorca
hasMajorCity Ciutadella de Menorca
Ibiza, Spain
surface form: Ibiza Town

Mahón
Palma de Mallorca
hasOfficialStatus historic nationality of Spain
hasParliament Parliament of the Balearic Islands
hasPresident President of the Balearic Islands
hasRegionalHoliday Day of the Balearic Islands
hasSecondLargestIsland Minorca
surface form: Menorca
knownFor Mediterranean climate
beaches
nightlife
tourism
locatedIn Iberian Peninsula
surface form: Iberian Peninsula region

Mediterranean Sea
locatedOffCoastOf eastern Spain
memberOf European Union
Eurozone
officialLanguage Catalan
Spanish
partOf Spain
Western Mediterranean
regionalLanguage Catalan
surface form: Balearic Catalan
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
usesCurrency Euro

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Son Negre locatedIn Balearic Islands
Sant Salvador Sanctuary locatedIn Balearic Islands
Castell de Santueri locatedIn Balearic Islands
Parish church of Sant Miquel locatedIn Balearic Islands
Cala Fustam locatedIn Balearic Islands
Far de la Mola locatedIn Balearic Islands
Fornells Bay locatedIn Balearic Islands
northern Mallorca locatedIn Balearic Islands
subject surface form: Northern Mallorca
Can Picafort locatedIn Balearic Islands
Alcúdia city walls locatedIn Balearic Islands
Port d'Alcúdia beach locatedIn Balearic Islands
Pollentia Roman ruins locatedIn Balearic Islands
Sant Jaume Church locatedIn Balearic Islands
Comarca of Raiguer locatedIn Balearic Islands
Bay of Alcúdia locatedIn Balearic Islands
Alcúdia Market locatedIn Balearic Islands
Pla de Mallorca locatedIn Balearic Islands
Calvari steps locatedIn Balearic Islands
Plaça Major locatedIn Balearic Islands
subject surface form: Plaça Major (Pollença)
Roman bridge of Pollença locatedIn Balearic Islands
Port de Pollença beach area locatedIn Balearic Islands
Cala Sant Vicenç coves locatedIn Balearic Islands
Caves of Hams locatedIn Balearic Islands
Sa Pobla locatedIn Balearic Islands
central Mallorca locatedIn Balearic Islands
subject surface form: Central Mallorca
Ayuntamiento de Inca locatedIn Balearic Islands
Tramvia de Sóller locatedIn Balearic Islands
Port de Sóller locatedIn Balearic Islands
Plaça de la Constitució locatedIn Balearic Islands
Church of Sant Bartomeu locatedIn Balearic Islands
Banco de Sóller building locatedIn Balearic Islands
Can Prunera Modernist Museum locatedIn Balearic Islands
Jardí Botànic de Sóller locatedIn Balearic Islands
Cala Sant Vicenç locatedIn Balearic Islands
Hotel Formentor (historical) locatedIn Balearic Islands
Miramar estate locatedIn Balearic Islands
Port d’Andratx locatedIn Balearic Islands
S’Arracó locatedIn Balearic Islands
Camp de Mar locatedIn Balearic Islands
Sant Elm locatedIn Balearic Islands
Sa Dragonera locatedIn Balearic Islands
Parc Natural de Sa Dragonera locatedIn Balearic Islands
Port d’Andratx promenade locatedIn Balearic Islands
Camp de Mar beach locatedIn Balearic Islands
Palace of King Sancho locatedIn Balearic Islands
Deià locatedIn Balearic Islands