Top 50 things to do and attractions in Ciutadella

Interesting stone monument located a small walk from the main road. Monument itself is situated within a walled area accessed through a field which has livestock so something to be aware of. No toilets/cafe etc although some picnic benches located my the monument on the outside of the wall. Plenty of car parking and a gated entrance with a small hut to obtain info and pay for admission.

You have to be a dedicated historian/ archaeologist, keen explorer to enjoy the very exposed walk from the car park to this monument. It's not particularly rough terrain but there are few times of the day when you won't feel the onslaught of hot air and sun. Be warned the crickets have ownership of the field you're walking through. I'm not bothered by them jumping across my path, though young children might yelp in surprise. The written blurb at the entrance and on the boards is quite dry and bland. I'm none the wise how the naveta was really used because you cannot really see inside it though the barred opening. My daughter was disappointed and so was l..

They charge you very little to gain access. Very helpful and informative young lady in ticket office. AAAA++++

Man, I got lucky. The first customer of the day, beating a coach party by 20 minutes. Very pleasant receptionist. Site very clean and tidy. All nicely laid out and posted. A 400 metre, easy walk to the chamber, which is quite something to behold. A small, sheltered, picnic area with benches for those needing sustenance.

Cool to see the pre-roman Taliotic history of Menorca. This burial site is between 3/4 thousand years old and is worth a visit if passing, the signs give great detail about the site. Also worth noting that a visit on a Monday or Tuesday is free (otherwise €2).

For anyone interested in bronze age humans this is a vitally important site. It's very simple but a perfect example of a funeral chamber (upturned ship). Pleasant walk from the car park which is clearly marked off the highway and some picnic benches under the trees. It's free on Mondays, small entry fee otherwise.

Fascinating ancient building / burial chamber. It was free entry the day we went, with free parking at any time. I like how it is totally uncommercialised , a few explanatory boards to make you aware of it's history and left to wander around without restriction. You can't enter it but can see inside through the entrance with the aid of a torch. Half hour is plenty,, it's right on the Me-1 so a place to visit on the way to or from elsewhere (it's very close to the Ithaca quarry) but well worth the stop.

After the Menorca Chess Open, I spent a slow afternoon wandering through Ciutadella’s old town. The narrow stone alleys, the golden light by the marina, and a table of local tapas — prawns, croquettes, and Menorcan flavours — all came together for a perfect end to my chess journey. A lovely way to unwind after the tournament. 🏰🍤♟️

You just have to go to Cuidadela Everything about the place is wonderful! So clean and no litter in the streets. I went into the Cathedral, the stained glass windows and the size of the Cathedral is amazing! Definitely worth going to Cuidadela and the Cathedral.

Beautiful cathedral, attended Mass at 8.30pm (summer schedule, 7.30 in winter) & had enough time to look at the side chapels afterwards.

Beautiful church. I loved the architecture. Good historic point, if you want to educate yourself. lovely collection of some relicts. You can enter every room a learn a bit of history of Minorca and this church. Just be aware that it is closing at 2:30 pm. Welcoming and friendly staff. Would love to see English captions on the pictures which were taken during destruction of the church after the civil war.

Que to get in on the day we went so preferred to admire from outside..stunning. .found this little hidden garden at the back by chance ..gorgeous..worth visiting

We loved Ciutadella, with its beautiful architecture, bustling side streets, pretty shops and lovely harbour. We had a fantastic meal down by the quayside and spent happy hours wandering around. There's a lovely city beach for those in the know and a fascinating history to the city.

We just love the old capital! We visited in May and it was so peaceful to walk the main streets and alongside the harbour. The shops were great & not expensive. Most cafés don’t mind you calling in for a drink but please ask as some prefer you to buy both food and drink. I would recommend sitting alongside or at the end of the harbour and watch the world go by! Also, please check out the local history. The cathedral is so peaceful and the historical houses are worth a visit too - all 5 euros each but please try to visit just one. Take your time and enjoy your surroundings!

I had a car rented during my holiday on the island, but unfortunately I couldn't use it to rich Cala Turqueta and Cala Macarelleta. Starting with June until end of September the access to these two caves with car is impossible but with bus only. This is because the parking spaces are limited on these 2 beaches and the acces from the main road/highway to them is very narrow. So, the best way to reach to the beaches from whatever you are located in Ciutadella, Cala n Bosch, Cala Blanca is to reach the bus station "Via Perimetral" - Ciutadella . From here you can take bus Nr. 68 to Turqueta or bus Nr. 69 to Macarelleta. It cost 10 Euros per person covering both ways for each destination. Once arrived , you will need to walk for up to 15 min. through forrest to reach the sea. It s worthed, the water is pristine, beautiful colour, silence. Enjoy. Ps: Don t forget to return in time to your scheduled bus.

We parked at Son Bou and walked the coastal path to Cala Turqueta. It took an hour or so each way but meant parking was easy. It’s a beautiful beach but was pretty busy, even in early October on a weekday.

Cala en Turqueta is a true hidden gem! The water is unbelievably clear and beautifully blue, perfect for snorkeling and swimming. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery, making it feel like a peaceful oasis away from the crowds. It’s the perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and soak up the stunning views. Definitely a must-visit if you’re in the area!

Cala en Torqueta is one of the most beautiful coves of the island, we reached it thanks to a boat excursion and we have no idea if outside the beach are available some kind of service, inside the beach there is only a lifeguard station and no more, you must have your own umbrella. The sand is white and there are lots of panoramic point where you can take photos and dive from it. This is one of the most recommended coves of the all island. You must see it.

Don’t go here. Unless youre planning to go at 05.00!!! We arrived around 9.30 but parking was already full and the people made us leave.

There is 20 mins walk to the beach. The parking is free but limited to probably 200. The parking is also attended and you will be guided to the next parking spot. At the car park there is bar which sales food/snacks and drinks (Only cash though). You can also take your shower there (1€ per minute of water in a coin drop in box). It is really worth to visit it. Bear in mind if the car park is full it probably means the beach is also packed up. But the water is usually really clear and the scenery is mindblowing - Thanks god for the best there is no concrete there....

Beautiful place to go. Try to be early (get there before 8AM) since it can be limited (mostly due to COVID measures). In high season, sometimes it can get full at 7:30. There's a small serving cafeteria at the parking with some snacks, although, bring your own is more recommended. A note on this beach: rather crowded and it smells a bit due to a mangrove at the back of the beach.

This morning we did a “free excursion” : select somewhere you would like to go, get up early and be there before everybody else. Be back home before the majority of the people wake up. We selected Cala Mitjana. We were not the very first people on the beach. But we were there early 😃. From a distance the water and beach look very beautiful. But to be honest … the closer you get, the less beautiful it is. The beach is pretty small and a large portion is covered in weed. It smells bad. And there are many many flies. I would not recommend it for a day swimming. There are nicer beaches in the area. The surrounding is beautiful though …

30-minute hike to get there. The water was full of a green gooey substance that I assume was caused by the rain of the previous day. It looked like some boat fuel residue

Cala Mutjana is a nice area in menorca Spain. We parked at a parking lot and walked to the beach. The walk to the beach felt more like a hike but very nice path way. The path was natural rocks and dirt with beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea along the way. The hike was not too difficult we did it with my 2 year old niece but went slow and took our time. The beach here was a decent size not too big but wasn’t too small either. The beach has nice soft white sand and wasn’t too busy. The water of the Mediterranean Sea here is a beautiful turquoise blue and clean.

Beautiful Cala but very busy, long walk from carpark but is an easy walk. Hoping to see it when is not as full

Great place in the evening. Very beautiful bay and big, in summer maybe also full. My photos are from mid november and we were the only ones. It’s a longer walk through the forest but also really nice.

This beach is so beautiful 😍 during day is super crowded, but around sunset you can find thete very few people (>5). It is also possible to sleep on that beach in slippag. If you don't put your tent noone will mind, but weather usually is so wonderful that you really don't need a tent.

We went to Cala Mijtana on Saturday and had a great day. You park in a carpark just off the main road. And follow the signs and footpath down to Cala Mijtana. It takes around 15-20 mins depending on the speed of your walking. The walk is fairly easy. The beach has a little bit of shade on the edges. And there is a walk up a slight incline to get to another more remote beach. We got these photos from a section of that walk.

Small Castel at the coast, beautiful area around to hike and enjoy views.

Free entrance on this nice little castle in a beautiful location in the Ciudadella of Menorca, with stunning panoramic view. Only 35 stairs to get to the top, and it's worthy to look around 360 degrees.

Beautiful outside and great views from the top This was just a 10 minute walk from our hotel along the Passeig Marítim to the south east of the port and the city. We walked past on many days and visited one afternoon as it is open from 4-9pm

The castle didn't open. One can only have a look outside.

Imposing medieval structure at the end of a waterside walk. No facilities there but cute all the same.

Great little castle that is on a pleasant walk around the coast. Opening hours were 4-7pm which meant we didn't get inside. Has some great views and history.

If I got this right it opens 4pm till 8pm. Nice little area to take in. Picture the kings steps and look across bays

Amazing beautiful little beach! Not easy to get to if you’re not fully mobile (from our direction anyway) We parked about a kilometer away to the north in a large free car park! Walk down to a beach bar then access the first beach and up n over via a very uneven ground to get to the smaller beach! But it was soooo worth it! The water was cold but being British this didn’t bother us🤣. I was able to climb the rocks and dive in a few times which was very fun😊 The were jellyfish in the area ( on a few & mostly the safer ones but there was a couple pelagia noctiluca which can sting pretty bad) But it was all fine no issues! Great swimming and bathing! Got there early and it was almost empty but started to fill up quite a bit by 12ish we left around 1pm walked back to the bar restaurant on the next beach on to the car stopping for a pizza and a beer which was also pretty good! The kilometer walk back up hill to the car wasn’t too bad as it was shaded by the trees! The road however ( I am told closes in the hight is summer ) was very narrow and some drivers were a bit rubbish at slowing down and moving over!! Apparently there is a bus from the city I think which may suit some but not me! A moped would be great to get here I think best! Overall a really nice beach!

Breathtaking beach with crystal clear turqoise water. It is an amazing snorkeling spot with colorful wildlife. It can be reached by foot or by swimming/ kayaking from the neighbouring beaches. The path from the Macarella has some quite challangeing terrain, so good hiking shoes are a must. There are no facilities here, only a guy with a cooler selling some drinks during high season.

Prettier than nearby Macarella, an unspoilt setting with crystal clear waters. In the height of summer i’d recommend coming later in the day (4pm onwards) so you’re not walking there in the heat and can enjoy a bit more space and tranquility on this small but very pretty cove.

Amazing small beach. We walked from cala Galdana about 50 min.

Fantastic little beach, just a few minutes from the Macarella beach. Macarella beach can be reached in 15-20 minutes from Cala Galdana depending on footwear, level of fitness and how hot it is. The path is like a dried up river bed, very uneven with lots of rocks and roots to avoid. Path from Macarella to Macaralleta is quite steep in places, with steps cut into the rock face. Wear good footwear. Had a sunrise dip here. As the bay is east facing it gets the morning sun first. Seabed is sandy and gently sloping. Super place for a dip (although something else swimming in the cove stung me!) so do be warned!

A really nice beach but also very crowded.

My favorite beach. We went around 10:00 am. You can walk to the beach from Playa Galdana, which takes about 35 minutes. The path is easy to follow, even in flip-flops. It's still quite busy, even at the end of September, but it's worth it!

Amazing views! The water is clear and the sand pretty nice. You can walk to Macarelleta and the path is awesome

Cala Macarella is, without doubt, the most beautiful cala in Menorca. I visited it by boat from Puerto Deportivo Cala en Bosc, which made the experience even more special. Once there, you can hike for about 20 minutes on each side to enjoy breathtaking views of the cala from above—absolutely worth it. Important to note: the parking area is closed, so if you want to access the beach by foot you’ll need to take a bus from the city. A true gem of Menorca that you shouldn’t miss!

Beautiful beach with clear water and nice natural forest. Beware of the long steep walk of 15-20min from the parking place to reach the beach area from the bus station. It could be difficult for kids or old people with limited ability. There is a single beach bar serving food, burgers, fries, and drinks, incl. Tap beers. Showers are 1 euros. Some parts of the beach had algae. You can have foot in the sand for a long distance so nice for non swimmers.

Clear water, it has a lot of natural shade and is within 45 min walk from Cala Galdana or 30-40 min with a Kayak depending on your pace Both routes are beautiful and rewarding and if you have time you should do both The caves and coves on the left and right part of the Cala are amazing and worth exploring with the kayak or snorkel

The beach is simply stunning. I would recommend to arrive early, as it can be crowded during high season. There is no car access in the summer months. You can take a bus and then walk about 10 minutes to the beach, or park in one of Cala Galdana car parks, and walk through the woods for about 35-40 minutes.

Beautiful little beach accessible with a 15min walk from the parking. A restaurant is there. The place is pretty touristic so don't expect to be alone there. Cala macareleta is just a few steps from macarela and the view is splendid.

Nice beach but nothing special. Not recommended for parents with small children because it's quite a long walk from the parking and it's definitely not recommended for pram or buggy

I had the chance to experience this terminal when talking the ferry back to Mallorca from Menorca. The ferry terminal is large and organized. The walk to the ferry is a bit of a ways so be prepared if you are taking any bags along with you.

(Translated by Google) Null ! We had to wait at the exit of the ferry, I don't know what else, so that all the pedestrians could leave the terminal On arrival no bus to reach the center of Ciutadella which is almost 2km away. In other words, mission impossible with luggage and children Forced to take a taxi to get to Plaça de la Pau, to take a bus that we had to wait for more than an hour because the frequencies are not suitable If you have to go to the other end of the island, like us, you might as well take a taxi directly, it costs about the same (Original) Nul ! Il a fallu attendre à la sortie du ferry, je ne sais quoi d ailleurs, pour que tous les piétons puissent quitter le terminal A l arrivée aucun bus pour rejoindre le centre de ciutadella qui se trouve à près de 2km. Autant dire mission impossible avec bagages et enfants Obligés de prendre un taxi pour se rendre à la Plaça de la Pau, pour prendre un bus que nous avons dû attendre plus d une heure parce que les fréquences ne sont pas adaptées Si vous devez vous rendre à l autre bout de l île, comme nous, autant prendre le taxi directement, ça en coûte à peu près la même chose

(Translated by Google) Regrettable. A huge, modern structure, with the ferry 1 km from the terminal. And without a single cart to carry your suitcases the entire ride. I don't really understand the problem with having a few luggage carts. Given the expense at the terminal, it is certainly not a budget problem. Yes, nice people. (Original) Lamentable. Una estructura moderna, enorme, con el ferry a 1 km de la terminal. Y sin un solo carro para llevar tus maletas todo el paseo. No entiendo muy bien el problema para tener unos cuantos carros de equipaje. Visto el dispendio en la terminal, desde luego no es un problema de presupuesto. Eso si, la gente maja.

(Translated by Google) Disorganization and amateurism in the commercial port of Ciutadella! Due to a computer error by an incompetent employee at Ciutadella boarding control on 6/5/22 we were denied boarding via Toulon / Corsica Ferries even though we had our boarding pass for 2 people, a car and a cabin and that we were at the port 1 hour and a half before departure. We had to take a ticket to Barcelona and drive 576 km to get to Toulon. Scandal! (Original) Desorganización y amateurismo en el puerto comercial de Ciutadella ! Por error informático de un empleado incompetent en el control de embarque de Ciutadella el 6/5/22 nos denegaron el embarque por Toulon / Corsica Ferries a pesar de que teníamos nuestra tarjeta de embarque para 2 personas, un coche y una cabina y que estuvimos en el puerto 1 hora y media antes de la salida. Tuvimos que tomar un boleto para Barcelona y conducir 576 km para llegar a Toulon. Escándalo !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and with a lot of atmosphere (Original) Preciós i amb molt d'ambient

(Translated by Google) Noisy port, very beautiful town, close to shops Dirty, poorly equipped sanitary facilities (Original) Port bruyant, très belle ville, proximité des commerces Sanitaires sales, mal équipés

(Translated by Google) Nice place to go to eat, walk or party on a weekend (Original) Bonito lugar para ir a comer, caminar o de fiesta un fin de semana

Nice but narrow drive through the farmland. There are plenty of parking space. Short walk from the car park you will be greeted with white sands and blue water. Calm water on the right hand side for snorkeling and stuff.

Great beach, not very crowded, crystal clear water - Bahamas in Europe 🩵

After paying the "Tasa Turistica" you'd expect much better services! Instead of improving the parking facilities, signs on the road or the online info, the town hall prefers to pay staff to just close the accesses to beaches leaving literally hundreds of angry visitors to turn back. It's a problem that is not being addressed in a permanent way. Its also an insult to all who love this island and return year after year.

It’s a bit of a tricky drive to get to the parking lot but it’s worth it! The water and the sand is absolutely pristine and it’s perfect for swimming. Unfortunately it was a bit rainy when we were there but a lot of people were still having a great time.

The beach was paradise I’ve been there at sunrise 😍

One of my favorite beaches. It’s quiet in September, I felt comfortable not having as many people around as usual in July and August. You can relax 100%

Pretty beach even on a rainy day. Few minutes walk from the car park. Hoped to go for a swim, however, amount of seaweed put me right off.

Ses Voltes literally means the Arches and this little alley has them in abundance with shops, cafes and restaurants in every space, a pleasure to wonder along taking in all the sights and sounds on a warm night.

Very nice street in the heart of menorca

Stunning a must see.

Marble street in the town nothing special.

(Translated by Google) Street in the pedestrian center, very beautiful and lively. (Original) Strada del centro pedonale, molto bella e viva.

(Translated by Google) Typical for walking, shopping, ice cream... After a day of walking, beach and pool, it feels good to enjoy a family outing. (Original) Típico para pasear, ver tiendas, helados…. Después de un día de caminar, playa y piscina, sienta bien disfrutar del paseo en familia

(Translated by Google) A beautiful street in the center of the Ciutadella full of shops and clubs (Original) Una bella strada nel centro della ciutadella piena di negozietti e locali

The best restaurant I’ve tried in a long time! I went with a group of fellow foodies, we enjoyed from the first to the last dish (dessert included). With only a few tables, an open kitchen visible to all guests, and a chef who prepares each dish with care, beauty, and attention, the whole experience gets that final touch that makes it truly special. Definitely one for my “must come back” list!

This restaurant is an absolute gem. The venue itself is stunning — it used to be a chapel, so the space has beautiful high ceilings and a truly special ambience. It’s a family-run place focused on slow food, with everything locally sourced and full of flavor. You can even watch the chef cooking, which adds to the authentic feel. Every dish we had was incredibly delicious, and even the homemade kombucha was one of the best I’ve ever tried. The whole experience felt thoughtful and elevated. It’s perfect for a romantic dinner, a family gathering, or any special occasion. Prices are very fair for the quality. Just a really, really good place — highly recommended.

What can we say, we went spontaneously at 8pm and we were lucky to get a spot. Next time we would place a reservation. The ambience is lovely, it is a small place, which lives the „slow food“ style to the fullest. The menu is changing for every season and there are even lovely daily menus, like the fish „catch of the day“ or as Toni‘s son said to us, what ever Silvia the cook has in stock. We had together 3 entres, two main courses, 2 desserts, a bottle of wine and water. Everything was delicious.⭐️⭐️⭐️ Since Silvia is doing nearly all the cooking by herself it takes a while to arrive, the portions aren‘t huge but boy oooh boy was I fingerlicking everything.😍 For our full evening there we payed 150.- + 20.- tip. It was money well spend! The service was really friendly. Some deserts have to be ordered at the start of the dinner cause Silvia does them from scratch, like the lava chocolate muffin. Bring cash cause the W-lan connection isn‘t the best, but Toni told us all this before we took a seat.

uau! Thanks to chat gpt we discovered this restaurant and it was worth it!! It is famous for its local ingredients. It is located on a small street, a little bit hidden. I would say it is a hidden gem. The food was delicious and the wines from menorca also amazing. The only downside is that they don’t accept card payments but there is an atm close by. No issues. 1 entrance, 2 mains and 1 desert + 2 glasses of wine and water costed us 95 euros.

Love this place. The food is delicious, the service is great and couldn’t be in a better location. I recommend this restaurant 100%

Very welcoming and understanding despite us being very late due to limited parking. Delicious, comforting food made with high-quality ingredients

Food was delicious and local, service was kind, courteous, and quick, and we loved the atmosphere and thoughtfulness of the space. Each dish felt like you were experiencing a part of the island.

A cool burger restaurant in the middle of Ciutadella. The atmosphere is very chilled with a lovely outside area and it gives you a real surfer vibe. They offer a few burger options and cater to vegetarians as well. We opted for a salad instead of fries to share and my husband doubled up on the burger patty, we definitely had enough to eat and it was really tasty. Surprisingly the blue cheese croquettes were the star of the show and would totally recommend ordering as a starter.

After struggling to find parking in downtown Cuitadella we made it was for lunch. The truffle fries are worth traveling here for without anything else. Just amazing! The burgers were perfectly cooked and well balanced so you taste the quality of the ingredients. Highly recommend around in here when you are in Menorca.

As a family it’s not uncommon that we look for a burger restaurant, and in this case we chose it because they offer gluten-free bread as well. To make it short: the burgers were excellent! The fries were great as well, the beverages had a decent size - I can wholeheartedly recommend this place!

amazing burgers. Super friendly owner/manager. There is a little bit of wait time but it is well worth it!

Truly a 10/10 experience. Relaxing setting, good service, and the food…. The burgers are simply incredible! You can tell that quality ingredients have been sourced and used. The burgers are prepared with care and attention, and most importantly, by people that clearly appreciate a top notch burger! Thank you very much.

Rly nice place! The burgers are really great. Friendly servers.

Fantastic burgers, delicious fries, fresh beers served in iced glasses and the staff are all super friendly! 10/10, will back!

This is definitely a must visit if you're in the area. Very inviting nature for taking a nice stroll around this place - no excessive hiking necessary. The views are absolutely stunning, if the sun's out it's even more beautiful. Very much recommended!

This is a lovely natural phenomenon with great views of the sea and boats of varying sizes passing by. People say go for the sunset but one time we passed nearby there were literally hundreds of people wandering about in crowds so I'd say don't bother unless you're there out of season. The "path" should not be imagined as a proper walkway, more a route where thousands of walkers have trodden down the ancient craggy rocks. Wear proper shoes or walk extremely slowly. "Parking" has 4 spaces but plenty on the road, again if it's busy, you'll have to walk further along the road.

Just a short walk from a parking lot and you’ll be rewarded with a jaw dropping view. The main feature is the natural arch carved into a rock and the stunning coast lines. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re in Ciutadella

As a free hiking trip - it's definitely a must visit. There's no people at all, so you can enjoy the view to the fullest! The path is marked with wooden pillars, but anyway, use comfortable shoes not to injure your feet to the stones and rocks.

Nice communal atmosphere for sunset but let’s be clear, the parking is actually about 6 spaces so be prepared to turn around sharply and try find parking in the main road. Whatever you do don’t try to park in that mad little space behind the bins because you’ll end up arguing with the five cars who try the same move after you. We saw some crazy locals? Jumping off the rocks into the sea. Everyone cheered. No idea how they got out 😵 Lovely sunset spot, wear trainers or sturdy sandals. Saw one lady in kitten heels struggling to navigate the path in. The path in isn’t actually a path just some sharp rocks that threaten to derail your holiday with a broken ankle. I don’t mind a bit of funky walking but if you wear flip flops you’re going to regret it.

Lovely Scenic Spot,lots of people go to see the Sunset when it appears behind,the terrain is rough to get to it,but worth the trek.

Very beautiful sunset and views. Good vibes ✌🏻

(Translated by Google) Located in the middle of the city, this palace offers a beautiful insight into the life of Menorca's better society. The entrance fee is 5€ and is ok. There is a restaurant on the ground floor with a corresponding ambience (Original) Mitten in der Stadt gelegen bietet dieser Palast einen schönen Einblick in das Leben der besseren Gesellschaft auf Menorca. Der Eintritt mit 5€ ist ok. Im Erdgeschoss befindet sich ein Restaurant mit entsprechend passendem Ambiente

(Translated by Google) Mansion in the old town of Ciudadella very well preserved (Original) Palacete en el casco antiguo de Ciudadella muy bien conservado

(Translated by Google) …I must say that I have only seen it from the outside!!…this beautiful Palace in Ciutadella!!…it is a historic building!!…it is Palacio Salort!!…while I was walking around discovering the city!!…this palace caught my attention!!…very beautiful and elegant!!…it is said that it is currently owned by a count!!…you can also visit the inside!!…and it has works of great artistic value!!…what can I say!!…beautiful!!…beautiful!!…it is Palacio Salort!!…in Ciutadella!!…Menorca to discover!!…️️ (Original) …premetto che io ho visto solamente dall’esterno!!…questo bel Palazzo a Ciutadella!!…è un edificio storico!!…è Palacio Salort!!…mentre passeggiavo alla scoperta della città!!…questo palazzo ha attirato la mia attenzione!!…molto bello ed elegante!!…si dice che attualmente sia di proprietà di un conte!!…inoltre si può visitare anche l’interno!!…e presenta delle opere di grande valore artistico!!…che dire!!…bello!!…bello!!…è Palacio Salort!!…a Ciutadella!!…Minorca da scoprire!!…️️

(Translated by Google) Nice palace to visit included in the Menorca Card. The visit takes place quite quickly. (Original) Joli palais à visiter inclus dans la Menorca Card. La visite se réalise assez rapidement.

(Translated by Google) All very delicious and with a great atmosphere. They had the detail of inviting us to drink because they were a little saturated and it took them a while to serve us. Good price (Original) Todo muy rico y con un ambiente estupendo. Tuvieron el detalle de invitarnos a la bebida porque estaban un poco saturados y tardaron en servirnos. Buen precio

(Translated by Google) It's a bar-restaurant called Moriarty. Very good food and has a beautiful interior patio. Highly recommended. (Original) Es un bar-restaurant anomenat Moriarty. Menjar molt bo i té un pati interior preciós. Molt recomanable.

(Translated by Google) We have been to dinner a couple of times, attentive staff and very delicious food, the truth is that quality/price is recommended. The place is also very cool and they have an interior patio that is beautiful and romantic, although it is better to book because it is always full. (Original) Hemos ido a cenar un par de veces, personal atento y comida muy rica, la verdad que calidad/precio recomendable. El sitio es también muy chulo y tienen el patio interior que es precioso y romántico, aunque mejor reservar porque siempre está lleno.

Well, it’s a proper tourist trap. So you ask for kids menu and the pasta comes the left overs from the package and burned (see pic attached). Then you ask for a Paella for 22€ and the waiter then says: that’s the price per person (when in the menu it just comes Paella 2pax). So if you are looking for a nice restaurant, this is not the right option.

Central location with great views if you sit on the terrace. The staff is attentive, and the service is incredibly fast. Portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable.

Very helpful staff and a great atmosphere. We felt very welcome here, thank you for such great food and hospitality! Sea Bass, potatoes and tomatoes was amazing, very well cooked, big thanks to the chef!

Not great for the price. My mum, sister and I all ordered the baked cod for €19. We are from an island in Australia and all grew up eating fresh fish and could all 100% agree that the cod was frozen. It was rubbery and a distinctively frozen texture, certainly not fresh, which is disappointing considering Menorca is an island with plentiful access to fresh fish and also considering the price !! Not worth the money. We also found the sauce to be lacking flavour and rather salty. The best part of our meal was the bread basket. Pleasant service and a nice location but not great food.

Food was very good quality and the waiters were super attentive and nice.

we arrived very late here in Menorca,during our first day, we cant find a place to have dinner but luckily they accepted us at 11pm.. very delicious food, friendly people too.. we decided to come back again tonight for dinner and again they did not fail us and even remember us and sitted at the same table.. Thank you so much..

We recently had the pleasure of dining at Es Born in Ciutadella de Menorca and it was nothing short of outstanding. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The menu showcased the finest local meat and cheese, highlighting the authentic flavors of Menorca. We indulged in the entrecot, which was cooked to perfection and left our taste buds thoroughly satisfied. What truly sets Es Born apart, however, is its exceptional staff. The team was not only attentive and efficient but also remarkably friendly. Their knowledge of the menu and willingness to cater to our preferences added to the overall delightful dining experience. The ambiance of the restaurant was charming, creating a perfect backdrop for a memorable evening. The attention to detail in both the decor and service did not go unnoticed. We are already looking forward to my next visit to Menorca, as dining at Es Born will undoubtedly be a top priority. We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting

Very unfriendly service.

Cute little place, worth a visit

(Translated by Google) We are delighted with the treatment received and especially with the quality of the food. We were lucky enough to find a place and try the famous croquettes. Congratulate Diego who is the head chef, it shows that he cooks with love and respecting traditional recipes, giving a modern touch. Regarding prices... Super economical We will return for sure (Original) Estamos encantadas con el trato recibido y sobretodo con la calidad de la comida. Hemos tenido la suerte de encontrar sitio y probar los famosos croquetones. Felicitar a Diego que es el jefe de cocina, se nota que cocina con amor y respetando las recetas tradicionales, dando un toque moderno. Referente a los precios... Super económico Volveremos seguro

(Translated by Google) The good food started with the starters that were exquisite, the only thing we ordered was seafood rice that was tasteless and they had finished it in the oven and the prawn and crayfish were toasted, a big mistake. Acceptable desserts. The best treatment from the waiters (Original) La comida buena empezaron con los entrantes que eran exquisitos, lo unico que pedimos un arroz de marisco que estaba insipido y lo habian terminado al horno y la gamba y la cigala estaban tostadas, craso error. Los postres aceptables. Lo mejor el trato de los camarer@s

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant area in the center of Ciudadela, reminiscent of Visconti's Italy. The streets are very pleasant to stroll through. (Original) zona muy agradable del centro de Ciudadela, que parece recordar la Italia de Visconti. Calles muy agradables para pasear.

(Translated by Google) One evening in passing, courteous and professional staff, excellent patatas bravas (Original) Una sera di passaggio, personale cortese e professionale, ottime patate brave

(Translated by Google) Brutal scallops The atmosphere could be improved, but the terrace is top-notch. (Original) Zamburiñas brutales Ambiente del local mejorable pero en la terraza top

The old town is worth a visit shops cafes and history. There is a market twice a week. The harbour also has cafes worth a visit.

We love it this beautiful town Ciutadella. Lovely walk through the town leading nicely to the beautiful port. Very nice local people and lovely traditional shops around. Overall nice to visit. Highly recommend.

We visited the craft market on a Friday evening and I can honestly say this place is absolutely stunning! Like a postcard perfect port town lovely restaurants and shops and the craft stalls were amazing too! Lovely night!

Very charming old port with beautiful views and a great atmosphere. Perfect place for a walk, with many restaurants and cafes along the water. A must-see when visiting Ciutadella!

Stunning marina. Lined with tapas bars and restaraunts. Well worth a visit. Used the bus service, from Talayot Appartments. €1.70 euros each way. 20 minute walk through the amazing Citudella.

Menorca is a hidden gem. It's mesmerisingly beautiful. People are very friendly and nice. Food is great so far.

Pretty port with lots of interesting things to see. Quite a long way up to the town though.

We would highly recommend a visit to this beautiful botanical quarry. We got a Taxi from Ciutudella which cost around £6. The sheer scale and surroundings is mesmerising. We easily spent 3-4 hours here and enjoyed a picnic in the Medieval Garden. The maze was really good fun and it’s definitely worth a trip down to the Theatre. A lovely day out.

We were optimistic due to the good reviews, but reality is that the botanical gardens are not at all botanical - it’s simply an arranged Mediterranean garden, which must have been beautiful 10 years ago but now is handed over to itself. The industrial side is an impressive whole in the ground but nothing else. No real explanation or living history. We paid 8€ for adults. 3€ would have been ok…

A great place to visit and walk around. Very interesting and unusual. “A large series of gardens in a labyrinth of quarried stone, formed by the interaction of man and nature”. Tip - Purchase tickets online in advance. They only let a few people in at half hour intervals. We booked in the morning for 12pm and people who had arrived without tickets found it was full.

The place is very nice and lots of charm. The personnel is very nice. Only pain point : the indications to follow are not vert clear. It would be good to note the names of each stop.

'Old stone quarry' does not sound too exciting ... but it is brilliant! The sheer scale of the quarries is spectacular. You walk around a well signed route and find little planted areas that are cooler and beautifully planted. The maze is great fun and the main amphitheatre is so big you have to look at the size of other visitors to realise the scale!

Amazing historical site! Dated from the time of the Funiciers 1000 BC Absolutely impressive and beautiful.

A really lovely place to explore and chill out. Visited on 7th October 2025

Interesting museum arranged over two floors in a restored mansion. Well worth an hour's visit for the €5 admission fee. It's cash only. All the info is well presented in Catalan, Spanish and English.

Fascinating museum, all the displays were presented beautifully, and descriptions were accurate and most informative. A must for any visitor to the city.

Very nice museum where one can get a grasp of Minorca and it’s culture. Well worth a visit !

Nice museum of the history of menorca. We enjoyed a few hours of air conditioned exploring until we were kicked out for siesta. Worth noting that the museum closed 30 mins earlier than it said it would and at that point very little is open in the town to explore or shade you from the heat!

Historical building and not too busy to visit in the morning.

Small museum showing artifacts from Menorca’s history, from the prehistoric Talayotic perriod, and Roman, Islamitic and Catholic periods to recent history. Nice to visit on a rainy day if you’ve visited any of the archeological sites before for some context.

Can Saura is a local museum in the old town.

The hill is actually 385m (1,175ft), still nice views from the top. Could make out Mallorca even on a showery cloudy afternoon .

The view is beautiful. There is a church and a restaurant at the highest point of Menorca. We also saw donkeys while we were there. Due to the windy weather, it is advisable to bring a scarf or a windbreaker.

Free. But a big climb. Was not busy but amazing views of all the island. There is a beautiful church you can visit and a gift shop also there is a cafe with outside seating so you can see the views.

Beautiful view even in the cloudy weather, plenty of parking spots, nice area, good cafeteria nearby!

Wonderful place, incredible views of practically the entire island, you can take excellent photos and there is a bar-restaurant where you can eat something if you feel like it

Nice view around the island and a cute souvenir shop next to the chapel. It is fine to access by car and you should plan like 30 or 45 min for the tour. But it is not a major loss if you miss out on it.

Nice views from the top, there is also a cafe and nice gift shop.

A lovely beach. Beautiful water, but there were some jelly fish. Quite small. From the parking it took us approx. 40min the long way around the shore. If you go thought the “forest”, it will be much faster.

A long way along the stony path and shruby woods. Quiet with no facilities. Sand and sea. The wood are Medditeranean pine. Cool and sheltering from the sun. There is a bit of natural shade from the rocks.

Nice beach in a cove

Its good but bot the best cala. Nice rocks to jump from. Remember : PARKING SPOTS ARE LIMITED! GET THERE BEFORE 9.00am

Another fantastic beach with great clear ocean well worth the effort to get there.

Great little spot of paradise. Come early to get a got spot. Walked there from San saura

It is mind blowing, it's a trek (30 min) but it's well worth it! While you are walking there's a point of incredible peace. You see the ocean but you can barely hear it, it's like a murmur. So relaxing! Take your time and take it all in. The beach is clear, the sand is soft and is not too deep. Incredible, just incredible.

Small family friendly waterpark. Great for kids of all ages. We were staying at a nearby hotel and it was included in the hotel price. Food and drinks reasonable prices and good quality. Different slides for different ages of children and adults, my 6 year old daughters favourite was the small red tunnel slide

We gained free entry due to stopping at the hotel next door. we all over it, many pools, jacuzzi. and my son loved the slides. if you got small kids they can only go on the red one with you. so it makes it a bit more difficult we just caught him at the bottom. fun day out.

We visited 3pm-6pm as it's half price, 3 hours is plenty. Wouldn't need or want to spend the whole day there. Perfect for a 9 and 6 year old. Food/ drinks relatively well priced for such an attraction (maybe we're just so used to getting ripped off when a captive audience). Changing facilities and toilets were well maintained and clean.

Good, friendly staff, clean pools, and slides. It is quieter in the morning before the half-price tickets go on sale at 3 pm. Lots of sunbeds and parasols, which are free of charge. There's food and drink available to purchase from the café. You can go out and return to the park during the day if you wish. We thoroughly enjoyed our day there and would recommend it.

Great little park. Not the biggest, but entertained our 8 year old son. Discounted through our hotel, so it’s worth asking if your hotel is local to it! Food was nice and well priced. We came 3 times on our holiday and got a sun bed each time. Not too overcrowded, a bit expensive if you’re just killing time for the morning, but well priced for a whole day.

I wouldn't pay to get into this aqua centre, so glad it was included in our package. It's very small. I will say though it is a very clean park, the water is pristine clear. Although the black hole was out of action during our 10 day trip. We enjoyed a few hours here on several days during our holiday. Food and drink was reasonably priced too

Went for the cheaper option of turning up after 3.00pm and glad we did as three hours was more than enough. My boys are 14 and 11 so this was maybe not quite cutting it for the thrillseekers but younger kids will get a lot out of it. It's reasonably clean and the staff are good so overall a good experience

Stunning location unfortunately when visited it was very windy but you could still enjoy the place and quietness - car park is located not far from the far but you gotta walk for about 10/15 minutes

Punta Nati Lighthouse is a stunning spot to watch the sunset, the views are absolutely beautiful. We learned that it’s best to arrive early if you want to park: the first day we got there just before 8pm and the parking was already full, so we had to leave as there’s nowhere else nearby to park. The next evening we arrived around 7:30pm and found a spot without any issues. From the parking area it’s about a 1km walk to the lighthouse - super easy, but I’d recommend wearing proper shoes as it gets rocky closer to the lighthouse. Definitely worth the visit!

Pretty remote location, you drive a few kilometers on a narrow road and then have to walk another 1000 meters before you get to the lighthouse, which doesn't seem to be open to the public. Climbing over a wall you can walk around it to the cliffs, where you are rewarded with stunning views of the coast line and the sea.

Beautiful spot and a great walk in nature. The lighthouse was built in response to numerous shipwrecks along Menorca’s northern coast, particularly after the tragic sinking of the French steamship Général Chanzy in February 1910. This incident resulted in the loss of 156 lives, leaving only one survivor. Under pressure from the French government, construction commenced in 1912, and the lighthouse was officially inaugurated on September 1, 1913. The landscape surrounding Punta Nati is known as “dry Menorca,” characterized by sparse, low-lying vegetation and rugged terrain. The area is marked by long lines of dry stone walls, interspersed with stone huts (barracas or ponts de bestiar) used by shepherds.

From the parking lot, it is about a 10-15 minute walk to the lighthouse and the period dungeons. It is free to visit and walk around. The view is beautiful, closed shoes are recommended.

A nice spot and viewpoint, after you drive a long straight road, up to mid point, there is no entry of the car. So have to park the car at the car park and then walk around 10-15mins to the entrance of the lighthouse. The gate closes.

Walked a long a very long path to a gate no entry i took photos was closed although it said open online September 2025

Park nearby. Not too busy. Fascinating ancient necropolis.

We were really impressed by this necropolis. It's easy to park outside with plenty of information boards about the various caves around the site. I was surprised it was just free to enter and walk around! Lovely views over Cala Morrell. If you're in the area I'd also recommend looking around the bronze age fortified settlement remains at Es Coll just on the other side of Cala Morrell.

Ancient cemetery. Absolutely loved this place. Loads of caves to explore and the surrounding area. Small car park over the road. No amenities. Free entry. An absolute must visit if you are in the area and to be honest it’s worth a visit if you’re not. Can be a bit craggy in places so decent shoes would be worthwhile.

Fasinating burial Chambers, its amazing to think how these massive caves were dug out of the rocks thousands of years ago. Lots to see and you can go into the caves to explore and a couple have amazing views out to sea. Highly recommend if your in the area.

Was really surprised with how much there was to see her, and all for free!! This would never happen in the UK! There is parking on the road and you just walk through the gates and then you can just wander where you want. Everything is open, no restrictions or safety barriers. The caves and tombs are remarkable, to think they are over 1500 years old! We spent a good hour there. Well worth a visit and then head down to La Morrell beach and have a swim!

The best Menorcan historical site we’ve seen. Very easy access. Well worth a visit followed by coffee and beer at Ivette’s overlooking the bay. Beautiful!!

Fascinating place . Well worth a visit . Not good for anyone with mobility issues .Narrow paths and steep steps. Parking near by probably will be an issue but there's a carpark at the top of the hill before the road down to the site.

Very nice place to visit, plenty of choice for gifts. Unlimited parking. The only minus side is blink coming along the road & you can drive straight by! The turning to get to it is also not very clear. But once negotiated its fine 👍 well worth the trouble! My Swarovski purchase was extra special as all Swarovski & Lladro products were 40% off! Win win! I do hope it keeps going though as we have been visiting for many years & it was very noticeably quiet this time 😟 There is also a place to eat & play activities for the kids. Give it a try! 👌

We visited on the final day of the season and were pleasantly surprised to learn that entry was free for the day. The entire place is fantastic for both children and adults — we were genuinely impressed by how big it is. Our three kids, aged 4 to 9, were thoroughly entertained from start to finish. Every staff member we met was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Although food options were limited to pizza (understandably so, given it was the last day), the stonebaked pizzas were delicious and great value for money. Overall, we’d happily pay full price — and more — for another visit. It’s excellent value and an absolute must-visit if you’re in Menorca with children.

This place is a must even on a rainy day 😁 (was 30⁰+ before but a lot more comfortable after) 😁 Lots for the kids (and adults) to do, the food is good and very reasonably priced. I must add that when you are in Menorca and it rains it can come down by the bucket full 😂 it's all part of the island's charms. The sun was out again in 30 mins and so we're the kids 👍 Rain or shine we'll be back when we're over again in June

We came here in September 2023; what a find! I was expecting a souvenir shop, small mall/arcade and a playground but it was far more extensive. The souvenir shop was huge and it connected to an indoor play area, with building toys, puzzles, books, games, pretend play, dolls, trucks - that were all played with ad nauseum by my 3 and 1 year old. My daughter also fell in love with some red shoes in the play area (typical of flamenco dancers) and the staff was just amazing in finding that for us in the shop, making sure we had the right size. My kid was over the moon and it was surprisingly good value. We then walked outside and were taken aback by the scale of activities and play equipment available outdoors. Trampolines, various areas to play on (our favourite one was in the shape of a ship), slides, diggers and water play. You could easily spend a day here; we had a drink and an ice-cream but all of the food was reasonably priced. What a great place to come whether it's too hot or too rainy!

One of the best places on the island to take the family and lots to do. We spend about 6 hours here. They have Go-Karting next door, a shop with a brilliant choice of goods to buy with lots of different tourist things to get, a great outside area with a pool and loads of other amenities and a restaurant that serves really decent lunch time food hot and cold.

Stopped just for lunch and some shopping. You can pay extra to go into the water park and play park which looked fun if we had taken swimming gear. You could spend a whole day here with children.

Fantastic place to spend time at. Lovely pool with a small slide and plenty to entertain the kids in an enclosed safe area. Good choice of food from the cafe with very tasty pizzas. Excellent gift shops which sell bags,shoes, jewellery,lladro and much more. You will find the staff extremely friendly and polite.

Very helpful at the ticket office. Not at all expensive

Really interesting site. It is only €4 per adult and well worth it. We went on a Saturday and were the only people there. Only takes about 30-40 minutes but a very peaceful location and easy to do before going to the airport. There's a toilet and ice creams available.

Fascinating location and well worth the scooter trip. Nice friendly, informative guy in the hut who cleansed us of 4 Euros each which was money well spent for the entance fee plus access to the very clean loo behind his ice cream and gift shop. We spent about an hour there before hitting the road to Mahon. Certainly the same sort of mystical vibes of the henges of home.

Not exactly a must see location but well worth a visit. €4 per adult so not expensive. Gives a fascinating insight into what life might have been like 2000 years ago.

Fascinating place to visit, there is a small kiosk at the entrance where you can buy drinks, Maps etc. You also have to pay an entrance fee (4euro) which I think its worth it. The historic site offers plenty to see, read and wonder.

Amazing place to visit to experience some Menorcan heritage! It only costs €4 per adult, there’s a small information shack towards the start that sells some drinks, ice creams, small souvenirs etc and it’s where you pay the entrance fee. The man was very friendly too. In the actual grounds there’s some cool walkways under rocks to explore and see! There’s a nice view too from the top of the lookout tower structure. Most definitely reccomend checking it out, we just chanced it after seeing a road sign and decided to pop in. Initially, I was thinking did we just pay to visit a field but I was very pleasantly surprised as we went in further! We were very lucky, having been the only people there at the time and had the whole place to ourselves! There’s a few parking spaces for cars / bikes outside too.

Great place to visit if you want to learn about Talayotic settlements in Menorca. The entrance fees is around 4 euros per person . It takes 30 mins to visit Around and it is very close to airport. There is a largest diety, with some caves.

Great place for food, massive variety of food available at a reasonable price

Love coming to Citudella. And a walk around the market with all the different smells of fish and meats. There's always a good choice and there are several other shops selling various foods and beverages. A number of restaurants also add to the wonderful aroma of this place. There is always a sort of vibe or buzz about the place.

I went to the butchers there, Caules, the selection is amazing,I recommend the burgers especially the turkey,pine nuts and raisins. The meatballs too. Everything is from Menorca so zero km

Fantastic place for a stroll, coffee, ice cream, lunch etc

Lovely small market in back streets of Cuitadella

Very small and not much to see for tourists.

Excellent fish market. Fish is really fresh and from the island.

Fantastic visit today to this former friary and now museum. Incredible architecture generally and the cloister in particular is beautiful. Best of all though was the 90 minutes tour given by Joseph who acquainted us with the history of the friary by way of entertainingly and comprehensively detailing the history of Ciutadella from the overthrow of the Muslim rule to essentially the current day. Josep was very skilled in presenting and gave far and away the best location tour I've ever experienced. The visit concluded with a quick look at the stunning Seminari de Sant Agustí de Ciutadella.

A must visit 😁 absolutely calming and full of history. I would highly recommend the guided tour.

Great covent, calm and fresh for very hot days.

History and items found around menorca

Beautiful cloister

Nice museum.

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Amazing view great beach but no facilities at all you should bring your water snacks and everything (no mobile service and no taxis around)

The best beach in the west, better than famous ones because it's easily accessible at any hour, spacious and very diverse, you have sand, you have rocks, you can even surf.

Such a beautiful beach on the north of the island, with yellow and red sand. Its very quiet in the morning, I suggest to arrive there around 9am and you'll probably be alone! Parking is just 200mt from the beach.

Cute little beach not to crowded. You can walk easily to next beach from there. Can get a little windy.

It’s kind of pink sand. Lovely place if you want to visit 2 beaches in one day. You can go by walk to beach Des Bot and this path is amazing

A very nice sandy beach with shallow water of about 20 m. perfect for families with children Good parking not far from the beach

Very lovely beach and coastal area. Was fairly crowded when I went so keep that in mind, the beach is also quite small in general. Overall, would recommend anyone in the area to give it a go, well worth it!

Very beautiful building in side 4 euros per person. Well worth a look and they let you take photos for the folk back home. October 2018

The house gives a really interesting insight into life in the Menorcan city in the past. Well worth visiting. Entrance fee is just 4 euros and the house is open from 10 til 2. The entrance is directly opposite the main entrance to the cathedral in Ciutadella.

Worth a visit. Great to see behind the facade and glimpse the house as it was. Good information available. Watch out for the interesting freize in the salons. It takes about 30 minutes to walk round and enjoy and costs €4. On a hot day, it is cool light and spacious.

Good little place to visit, staff did not speak English which did make it difficult to understand. Price was good and some interesting things to see.

Lovely little palace in the centre to have a walk round

Old aristocratic town house.

(Translated by Google) Splendid decoration. Interesting visit. Highly recommended. Can be visited in 30 minutes. (Original) Decoració esplendida. Visita interessant. Molt recomanable. Es pot visitar en 30 minuts.

This is a visually stunning place to visit. Reasonably priced. Guided tours in different languages on different days. Strongly recommend that you book in advance. As we made that mistake, thinking that it would not be busy. Because tour numbers are kept small. The guide lasted around 40 minutes. Which was long enough. Our teenage boys got a little bored by the end. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Bringing back those school days. The place is easy to get to on the No. 64 bus. Stops virtually, right outside. The only problem we had was our bus times didn't really suit tour times. Also, camera flash is forbidden. They do switch on lighting for the underwater effect. It's definitely worth a visit.

Fabulous. Guide very knowledgeable and entertaining, with the ability to swap between English (which most of the 15 visitors were when we toured) French and Spanish who made up other 5 people.

I went for my birthday had English guide a early morning start beautiful cave took plenty of photos and videos and Miguel was so funny too

The English guide tour is very good and enjoyable 😉 make sure to book your tickets before hand as the tour group is small.

Brilliant visit! The tour guide did the full tour in English, Spanish, French and some German. He was very entertaining and kept the attention of the tour members of the tour brilliantly. Pre booking is importantly which we found out during our last visit to Menorca 2 years ago

Absolutely brilliant cave to visit. The tour guide Lisa was very knowledgeable and told us everything we needed to know. A must see.

Great tour guide who has a lot of knowledge and includes (especially children) well into the tour. Leave some buffer after it for the next stop, because it can take a bit longer than the 45 Min in the description (more like 1h). Stunning cave with a nice lightning for the included lake.

If you wanna do the Cami de Cavalls and you don’t want to have any planning for accommodations or transportation… these guys are for you. Every day my transport was punctual in the morning, the accommodations were very nice and friendly, I got picked up early multiple times because I finished early and told them in our WhatsApp Group. Thanks for making this start of my hiking season so comfortable and I wish u all good business once the season kicks off 🤟

Cami de Cavalls, very diverse terrain, sometimes challenging weather/temperatures, but a real experience! The team organized everything superbly, especially thanks to Arantxa, Maria, and Ernest for the taxi service and the great conversations! Cariñosos saludos Nadine & Jasmin

Highly recommend this hike. Such a great way to see Menorca. The Cami de Cavalls team are friendly, helpful and professional. We absolutely loved it.

An incredible, unforgettable trip The planning and assistance with my questions before was excellent. The briefing by Pipe was superb - talked through the terrain, rest stops and options for each stage. The map and booklet per person were superb, and the gpx files (14!) were super detailed. Cannot fault. Accommodation was on the whole excellent, with friendly staff, comfy rooms and bike storage thought of. The transfers of luggage was fast and efficient so we didn’t have to worry about bags. The provided bikes (trek top fuel 8 gen 4) were exactly right - tough bikes with excellent grippy tyres, 1x12 slx and a great dropper post. More bike than we could use! The scenery and terrain were stunning, incredible and brutal - but well worth it. Highly recommend this company AND this trip.

My wife and I spent 10 days hiking with 3 intentional rest days walking the entire Cami de Cavalls path during October 2024. The Cami de Cavalls 360 company organised our trip and were superb in their communication during the planning of our itinerary. Their choice of hotels was of a high quality with good locations for access to local amenities particularly supermarkets for stocking up on essential provisions especially water. The whole team of Cami 360 were brilliant to work with; enthusiastic, supportive, excellent language skills. We liked the use of WhatsApp messaging for daily contact & pin drops for hotel & pickup locations. Pickups were always on time which was very pleasing after long tiring walks. The Cami route is very well sign posted throughout the route, making navigation very simple. We found the hiking much tougher than we anticipated. Much more climbing & descending with rocky pathways, 'walking on the moon' was one description of paths at times. However, the scenery was amazing and such a variety of different landscapes. The weather was much warmer than had been forecast up to 28C on some days which is hot for walking. The challenging conditions of the hiking somehow made it more enjoyable, a real sense of achievement. Exhilarating, exhausting but also relaxing as all you do is focus on the beautiful scenery and concentrate on your next footstep. The Northern section is more isolated and you definitely have to be prepared to carry sufficient water & food to allow you to walk 6 hours + during the heat of the day. We carried a minimum of 1.5 L each and took extra on the anticipated tough section stage 5 & 6. Be aware that many resorts close entirely after Oct 15 so there are no restaurants or shops open! I cannot recommend Cami 360 enough, their logistical organisation and sheer delight in encouraging you to succeed made this an amazing experience. Gracias

What an amazing experience! I completed a 360 hike in just six days. The first three days were the hardest—not because the trail was more demanding(but keep in mind-it is), but because of the humidity and high temperatures. The North is definitely the gem of this island: less touristic, more remote, and harsh, yet filled with an incredible diversity of nature. I truly loved it. After the Northern path, the South felt easy—almost like sitting on the couch and watching a travel program. It’s better suited for city lovers, though it has its charms too: wetlands to cross, ravines filled with boulders, and more. Still, it’s more crowded. All in all, thank you for this unforgettable adventure!

Tough but very enjoyable. I did the 4 day MTB option with Standard routes. Cami de Cavalls 360 organisation was superb. Great choice of hotels. Suitcase transferred effortlessly each day. Daily updates via WhatsApp reminding me of my hotel for the evening and asking how I was doing. I loved Menorca. Many thanks.

(Translated by Google) First it was a church, today it is an exhibition hall for artistic exhibitions. The place is very beautiful, in complete Catalan Gothic style, very central. (Original) Prima era una chiesa oggi una sala espositiva di mostre artistiche. Il posto è molto bello, in completo stile gotico Catalano, molto centrale.

(Translated by Google) Very nice quiet place. A former church used as a venue for art exhibitions. Some things are currently very experimental (Original) Sehr schöner ruhiger Ort. Eine ehemalige Kirche als Ort für Kunstausstellungen. Einiges ist aktuell sehr experimentell

(Translated by Google) Now there is a bold, suggestive, courageous exhibition that invites continuous reflection. Myths# A different look at the official account of Ovid's metamorphoses in the 21st century, feminist, in terms of gender, exploring the hidden and symbolic violence suffered by people who differ from the canons set by standard society. (Original) Ara hi ha una exposició atrevida , suggerent,valenta ,que convida a la reflexió continua. Mites# Una mirada diferent al relat oficial de les metamorfosis d'Ovidi en ple segle XXI, feminista,en clau de gènere, explorant les violències ocultes i simbòliques que pateixen les persones diferents als cànons que marca la societat standard .

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary exhibition of a painter from Ciutadella, A true artist and that he does it, a craftsman and that reach very much to the soul, his reflections with the handmade books that accompany his works. A gift for the eye and the spirit. thank you (Original) Extraordinaria exposicio de un pintor de Ciutadella, Un autèntic artista i que ho fa ell, un artesà i que arriben molt a l, ànima, les seves reflexions amb els llibres fets a mà que acompanyen les seves obres. Un regal per la vista i l, esperit. Gracies.

(Translated by Google) A perfect room for all types of exhibitions. It's just a shame that they don't allow dogs to pass by, even though they are educated and behave better than many people. (Original) Una sala perfecta para todo tipo de exposiciones. Solo una pena que no dejen pasar con perros, a pesar de que estén educados y se comporten mejor que muchas personas.

(Translated by Google) A spectacular family experience. Many thanks to Carlos Salord for his explanations on the guided tour on the topic of plastics in the sea, incredible. (Original) Una experiencia espectacular en familia mil gracias a Carlos Salord por sus explicaciones en la visita guiada sobre el tema de plásticos en el mar,,increible

(Translated by Google) A wonderful space converted into an exhibition hall. It is worth visiting. (Original) Un espacio maravilloso convertido en sala de exposiciones. Vale la pena visitarlo.

It is a really nice place to go with kids. We've traveled back in time walking its caves and buildings. They are arranged in a wide area with few zones to protect against the sun/wind so plan accordingly.

I liked this place. Worth visiting if you are around.

Nice leftovers of an ancient talaiotic village with walk-in necropolis

Very interesting site if you enjoy the archeology and historic side of Minorca. Easy to get to and park. The track around the site is rough, I would recommend sturdy footware! Well worth a visit. There are no fees for parking or access to the ruins.

The caves are fantastic.

An interesting site to visit, went there on a whim as we were passing. It is an early human settlement with habitation in natural caves, seems like some animals may be using one of the caves as a den. Plenty of parking just off the main road.

Amazing archeological site from the Talayot era. Well kept up and hardly anybody there. It's located in the beautiful countryside of Menorca.

A really nice place to visit a lovely lady who works in the gallery very helpful. We got some lovely brass wrist bands

Gisela, lovely transaction. A beautiful Gallery, in a beautiful city.

Interesting venue and some unusual work

(Translated by Google) On vacation in Menorca, I stopped at this gallery to buy some jewelry. Quality assured! (Original) En vacances à Minorque, me suis arrêtée dans cette galerie afin d’y acheter quelques bijoux. Qualité assurée !

(Translated by Google) The best location in Ciutadella to treat your wounds (Original) El millor emplaçament de Ciutadella per tractar els teus cuadres

(Translated by Google) I discovered two of the painters here in Menorca thanks to some paintings that this gallery had exhibited in another location... and with both of them I have made my journey around the Island gratefully. Thank you! We went to visit the gallery where I could enjoy the images of these painters as well... Marc Jesus and Iván Trey♡ (Original) Descubrí a dos de los pintores aquí en Menorca gracias a unos cuadros que esta galería tenia expuestos en otro local... y con ambos y agradecida he hecho mi periplo por la Isla. Gracias! Fuimos a visitar la galería donde pude disfrutar otro tanto de las imágenes de estos pintores... Marc Jesus e Iván Trey♡

(Translated by Google) 100% recommended, unbeatable treatment!! Very good place to see paintings, lithographs and sculptures by artists from the island. They also have a very original and different costume and jewelry exhibition. I will definitely repeat when I return to Menorca!!🙏🙏🙏 (Original) 100% recomendable, el trato inmejorable!! Muy buen sitio para ver cuadros, litografías y esculturas de artistas de la isla. Además tienen una exposición de bisutería y joyería muy original y diferente. Sin duda repetiré cuando vuelva a Menorca!!🙏🙏🙏

Small church

(Translated by Google) A small church located on the same street as the convent of San Agustín or Socors. The church was built in 1667 in baroque style by order of the guild of wool carders of Ciutadella to house the image of the Holy Christ, a wood carving by an anonymous author. The church has a Latin cross plan with a single nave and two side chapels, it is covered with groin vaults and a small dome over the transept. Above the door, sculpted in stone, you can see the coat of arms of the House of Austria (the ruling kings in the 17th century), with two women holding the royal crown. The most significant thing about the church of Santo Cristo is the baroque altarpiece in which the wooden carving of the crucified Christ stands out and below it a bas-relief showing the descent from the cross. In Menorca there is a lot of devotion to this sacred image since, according to the chronicles, in the year 1661 the miracle of the sweating of the figure of Christ occurred, an event that happened again, years later, on up to four more occasions, and always at significant moments. Entry to the church is free and free, with the only courtesy of not disturbing those people who are praying inside. It is worth spending a few minutes visiting this small church and contemplating the altarpiece with the crucified Christ. (Original) Una pequeña iglesia situada en la misma calle del convento de san Agustín o del Socors. La iglesia fue construida en 1667 en estilo barroco por orden del gremio de cardadores de lana de Ciutadella para albergar la imagen del Santo Cristo, una talla en madera de autor anónimo. La iglesia tiene planta de cruz latina con una única nave y dos capillas laterales, está cubierta con bóvedas de arista y con una pequeña cúpula sobre el crucero. Sobre la puerta, esculpido en piedra, se puede ver el escudo de la casa de Austria (los reyes gobernantes en el siglo XVII), con dos mujeres sosteniendo la corona real. Lo más significativo de la iglesia del Santo Cristo es el retablo barroco en el que destaca la talla en madera del Cristo crucificado y debajo de ésta un bajorrelieve que muestra el descendimiento de la cruz. En Menorca se le tiene mucha devoción a esta sagrada imagen ya que, según cuentan las crónicas, en el año 1661 se produjo el milagro de la sudoración de la figura del Cristo, hecho que volvió a suceder, años después, hasta en cuatro ocasiones mas, y siempre en momentos significativos. La entrada a la iglesia es libre y gratuita, teniendo únicamente la deferencia de no molestar a aquellas personas que se encuentren en su interior orando. Merece la pena pasar unos minutos visitando esta pequeña iglesia y contemplando el retablo con el Cristo crucificado.

(Translated by Google) Architectural jewel, small in size. In the exact center of the Old Town. The carving of the Holy Christ is venerated with devotion by the population of Ciutadella. (Original) Joya arquitectónica , de pequeña dimensión . En el Centro exacto del Casco Antiguo . La talla del Santo Cristo es venerada con devoción por la población de Ciutadella .

(Translated by Google) Honor and glory to Saint Paphnutius of Egypt (Original) Honor i glòria a Sant Pafnuci d'Egipte

(Translated by Google) BAROQUE CHURCH, OPEN FOR WORSHIP, SIMPLE AND INTIMATE. (Original) ESGLÈSIA BARROCA, OBERTA AL CULTE, SENZILLA I INTIMISTA.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, cozy to meditate and visit (Original) Preciosa , acogedora para meditar y visitar

(Translated by Google) An ordinary but beautiful church (Original) Kościół zwyczajny, ale piękny

Beautiful on the outside, fascinating history on the inside and great views from the terrace. This great old mansion overlooks Plaça des Born but is actually accessed off Carrer Major des Born on the way to the Cathedral. The entrance is just opposite Moriarty restaurant The 5 euro entrance fee is a bargain, not only for the history, architecture and artworks on display but also the breathtaking views from the terraces overlooking Plaça des Born

Lovely house with interesting film (sub titles) and plenty of information in English. Nice view from the terrace.

Very nice museum. You don’t think it’s that big when you enter but once you’re there, there’s no end. Great view once you’re on the « rooftop » the people there is very nice

Very nice place, very interesting and historical mansion.

Amazing experience for family my 10 year old loved every moment. Good information beautiful scenery a must on the roof terrace for photo opportunities.

Closed at present. No opening hours posted.

Only seen from the outside but beautiful building in a smart town square

What on earth have they done to this beautiful little cove. Half the sand has been removed and Sun Beds and Parasols cover the rest of the beach. Still a stunning vista but commercialism has ruined it

Nice little Cove, can imagine it gets very busy in full season. We were here in May. Very child/family friendly which may be a good or bad thing depending on your view.

Very quite, even during school holidays. Main strip could be better. Beach was great, sea nice and warm.

Nice little cove, ideal if you want to get away from the crowds on the larger beaches. There’s a toilet, a few sun loungers, and a couple of places to grab food and or drinks. The water is good for paddling and snorkelling. We went a couple of times but was slightly disappointed the last time as the water had quite a lot of rubbish floating in it as well as jellyfish. Although the kids did enjoy scooping the jellyfish up in their buckets!?

Only 2 smelly toilets. No changing rooms. A lot of birds poop. Beach is tiny and always fully covered in people. Tables and benches are in a terrible state. Also, there are a lot of jellyfish that makes snorkelling impossible.

Good beach bars all around, clean water, nice vibes around. Absolutely nothing to complaint about.

Very crowded and man made beach so is like sitting on concrete rather than sand however it was a decent day!

Beautiful Beach. But some deam Idiots try to plant a new Tree whit a death Stick and now some creepy dudes try to worship the Stick. But all in all - a place to visit 😄

Spent 2 lovely days here in early July 2025. Though it’s a little bit of a walk from the car park it is worth it. In my view it’s the best beach in Menorca

This is a fantastic little beach. Nice walk through the Menorcan countryside to get there with soft sand and crystal clear, shallow water (for about 20m out) waiting for you when you get there.

the lesser populated of the two beaches. family friendly. lifeguards (at the first beach). access it either via lower parking lot path (head due right at the stone walking entry and follow the farm plot path) or by passing the first beach. in both cases, look for the freestanding metal gate door at the base of the hill and follow the path BEHIND the hill (not the one that takes you by the sea, it's a bit treacherous). while walking there, stop to check out the shy turtles and lazy fish. there are two parking lots and they tend to fill up by midday. they are monitored. stock up on water and food. there is a dude who walks around both beaches selling refreshments, but at f*** you prices (coke 2.50€, crisps 3€). image is the first beach...

Instead of following the main path from the car park, take the hidden path on the right. After 20min of easy walking you will get to this beautiful bay. Some trees towards the end of the bay provide shadow and the water is crystal clear. Unfortunately many boats find their way to this bay which makes the view a bit less idyllic. Still totally worth it!

Lovely beach which I walked to from Cala Vals The sea was crystal clear I walked back to the car the long way round but worth it for the flower meadows

Astonishing cala!! You cannot get there by car (either walk through a trail or across some rocks) but it is well worth it! The best beach we went to!

(Translated by Google) We sincerely congratulate the Numa Foundation for the excellent choice of the exhibition "Inner Voice" by Caspar Berger. This project not only stands out for its innovative artistic perspective, but also for the deep cultural value it brings to our city. The "Inner Voice" exhibition is a masterpiece that invites viewers to explore the essence of human identity through a series of introspective and provocative sculptures. Berger manages to capture the complexity of our inner voices, creating a dialogue between art and the observer that is as intimate as it is universal. In addition, we had the privilege of enjoying a guided tour by Caspar Berger himself. This experience was incredible as it allowed us to gain a deeper understanding of their creative processes and the intentions behind each work. The opportunity to interact directly with the artist added an enriching dimension to our visits. We would like to express our special thanks to Marie Helene, owner of the Foundation, for accompanying us during the visit. Their presence and hospitality made the experience even more memorable and meaningful. The Numa Foundation continues to demonstrate its commitment to promoting high-quality cultural projects and "Inner Voice" is a testament to its dedication. Thank you for giving us this unique opportunity to connect with art. (Original) Felicitamos sinceramente a la Fundación Numa por la excelente elección de la exposición "Inner Voice" de Caspar Berger. Este proyecto no solo destaca por su innovadora perspectiva artística, sino también por el profundo valor cultural que aporta a nuestra ciudad. La exposición "Inner Voice" es una obra maestra que invita a los espectadores a explorar la esencia de la identidad humana a través de una serie de esculturas introspectivas y provocadoras. Berger logra capturar la complejidad de nuestras voces internas, creando un diálogo entre el arte y el observador que es tan íntimo como universal. Además, tuvimos el privilegio de disfrutar de una visita guiada por el propio Caspar Berger. Esta experiencia fue increíble, ya que nos permitió obtener una comprensión más profunda de sus procesos creativos y de las intenciones detrás de cada obra. La oportunidad de interactuar directamente con el artista añadió una dimensión enriquecedora a nuestra visits. Queremos expresar nuestro especial agradecimiento a Marie Helene, propietaria de la Fundación, por acompañarnos durante la visita. Su presencia y hospitalidad hicieron que la experiencia fuera aún más memorable y significativa. La Fundación Numa continúa demostrando su compromiso con la promoción de proyectos culturales de alta calidad y "Inner Voice" es un testimonio de su dedicación. Gracias por brindarnos esta oportunidad única de conectar con el arte.

(Translated by Google) A small, interesting museum run by a foundation. Professional performances by a rotating cast of contemporary artists are featured. Plus, a wonderful view of the city from the building's roof terrace. (Original) Kleines interessantes Museum einer Stiftung. Professionelle Darbietung wechselnder moderner Künstler und Künstlerinnen. Zudem ein wunderbarer Blick über die Stadt von der Dachterrasse des Gebäudes.

(Translated by Google) a pleasant satisfaction for this cultural space. The staff, involved and friendly, a recommended visit... (Original) una grata satisfacción por este espacio cultural. El personal, implicado y amable, una visita recomendada...

(Translated by Google) Essential visit! (Original) Visita imprescindible!