Best places: Tourist attractions in Ciutadella, Spain

Landmark sea arch, viewed from a clifftop popular for sunset watching & nature photography.

Narrow cove known for its clear water & schools of fish, with swimmers jumping off the rocks.

👍👍 We visited the caves today, the tour guide was excellent and had a very deep knowledge of his subject. The caves were breathtaking and well worth the visit. The guide spoke excellent English and answered all questions raised with ease. It was obvious that he had pride in The Caves and eager to shar...

Former sandstone quarry, now home to labryinthes, gardens & a cubical amphitheatre for concerts.

👍👍 White, cool sand with clear water where you can walk the first 20-30 meters with water to your hip. A beach that seems like it has been dragged out of a brochure from the Maldives, except for when it has seaweed that has drifted ashore. Then there might be a small belt of seaweed in front of the wat...

Sunset watching & photography are popular at this site with a quaint, remote lighthouse.

👍👍 Such an amazing experience!!!! Llevaba años que quería sacarme el titulo de buceo y por fin lo hice con Genis!! I couldn’t have picked a better instructor!!! Probably one of the newest dive center in Menorca, run by these amazing 2 people that have traveled the world and have so much experience, not...

Market hall filled with vendors selling seafood, charcuterie, cheeses & wine, plus vegetables.

First completed in 1362, this gothic cathedral has a neoclassical facade from 1813.

Once used for coastal defense, this 17th-century octagonal tower has a moat & drawbridge.

👍👍 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...

Built in 1858, this 45-m. lighthouse features a Minorcan restaurant with panoramic views.

Ancient funerary structure & collective tomb constructed in the shape of an inverted boat.

👍👍 We visited here today and we thought it was quite nice The road to get there was alright a little bumpy but to be expected as it is rural. There is a small parking area when you get there and a little walk to the naveta. We took some nice photos and enjoyed the silence from the top. It was nice to j...

👍 El poblado de son Catlar es un asentamiento prehistórico propio de la cultura Talayótica. Este poblado tiene su origen hacia el año 1000 a.C. y llegó a perdurar hasta el 123 a.C., año en que el cónsul romano Quinto Cecilio Metelo conquista la isla en nombre de la República de Roma. La cultura tala...