Mahon is located on the easternmost point of Menorca and is the home of the international airport. As the island's capital, a large number of services and a huge array of cultural and leisure activities are available. A wide natural harbour dominates the town and is the place to relax by day and party at night. The bars and restaurants along the portside come alive in the evening and it is easy to spend many hours down in the port, watching the ships, enjoying the hospitality of the restaurants, or just taking in the atmosphere. Mahon enjoys a rich architectural and archaeological heritage and there are many historical buildings and areas to explore. In the Placa de la Constitucio the Church of Santa Maria houses an enormous organ with 3,006 pipes and four keyboards. Near the church is the Mercat Claustre del Carmen where there is a market selling local cheeses, meat, fruit and vegetables. The former monastery houses the provincial museum. Gin is produced in Mahon and a visit to a distillery is a fun and interesting outing. The town itself has plenty to offer. Most of the shopping is along narrow streets with shady squares, with wonderful cake shops, swish boutiques, leather, pottery and fresh fish and food in the markets.