Bed and breakfast accommodation in Ciutadella de Menorca Monasteries

Ciutadella has many beautiful beaches around the island to discover, and there are a variety of different coves and sandy beaches to explore. 

The Cathedral of Ciutadella can be found at Plaça la Catedral, head inside and admire the cathedral´s architecture and its small museum where you can see religious artefacts. 

Head to the heart of the town, Plaça d’es Born, the main square set above the stone cliff that’s set above the port and you will also find the Town Hall. 

Well worth visiting is the Palacio Salort which dates back to 1813, in the evening there are Tapas and Drinks served at the Moriarty Bar inside. 

Explore Ciutadella´s port which is the reason why it was once the Capital of Menorca, with the fortress perched on the rock above and former boat houses that have been converted into restaurants and bars. 

You will find plenty of Shops, Restaurants, and Bars to explore and wander around in the Old Town.

Travel 

The main airport in Menorca is Mahon Airport (MAH) and is around a 40 minute car ride to Ciutadella. 

There are several ways of getting around Ciutadella, and Menorca such as by Bus and the main bus station can be found at Plaça dels Pins, and other bus stops located through the town. 

Ciutadella is fairly cycle friendly with many cycle lanes and hire facilities accessible. 

You can find Taxi’s all around Ciutadella so it's easy for you to get around to surrounding areas. 

There are also car hire shops which would be the best way to explore Ciutadella and the rest of the Island. 

Ciutadella is a historical city in Menorca, on the Balearic Islands and was founded by the Carthaginians. 

The town was destroyed in 1558 after being under siege for 8 days, and remnants of the past can still be found in a lot of the town’s architecture, even though it has been rebuilt since. 

In the 17th Century, many of the civil and religious buildings were constructed in the Italian Style and gave it a historical and artistic unity. 

You can find many historic buildings and cathedrals dating back to the 13th Century, along with many houses and establishments maintaining the classical Italian style from the 1700s.