Medieval city centre. Wander tiny alleys full of history, shops and cafe treats....

The former capital is a unique city space due to its preservation from medieval and wealthy nobility times. The Old Town layout is very compact with narrow streets/connecting alleys which needed to sit within city defence walls. It's an architectural feast for the eyes and noteably because of building materials used in its major buildings which dominate squares and tiny streets.

2 Hour walking tour with guide ( English, French, Spanish ) (...more)

Centered on Estatua Es Be, the emblic lamb statue (...more) and bounded by the old port (...more) and the tree lined 'ring-roads' (Avinguda de la Constitució, Avinguda de Jaume I el Conqueridor ). It is flat , mostly pedestrianianised so perfect for reduced mobility , small children.

Many of the major buildings have a creamy golden hue as they are built from Mares stone ( seabed rock ) quarried

from the many sources on menorca - an example is nearby Lithica (...more)

A great place to enjoy 'La Dolce Vitae' spanish style - people watching at one of the city squares (...more) with great food and locals vibes.

Enjoy the old town with an overnight stay is a special hotel? (...more)