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- Ciutadella de Menorca
Cova de S’Aigua
Located in Cala Blanca, this karst cave is of great archaeological and geological importance. Formed in the subsoil of the calcareous rock of the Miocene period, it is one of the most important sets of natural caves in Menorca.
- Cala de Sant Esteve
Fort Marlborough
Fort Marlborough was built by the British between 1720 and 1726, during the first period of British rule in Menorca, and its good state of preservation makes it a magnificent example of 18th-century military engineering.
Located in Cala Sant Esteve (Es Castell), its function was to defend the entrance to the port of Mahón. It is excavated in the rock, and is accessed through a tunnel, which reveals a subsoil full of galleries and subway rooms. The upper part offers a magnificent panoramic view of the mouth of the port.
An exhibition montage integrated in the enclosure explains the history and peculiarities of the fort, and helps you understand the turbulent 18th century and the legacy left by Britain in Menorca.
- Maó
Isla del Lazareto
Tour this historic site, admire architecture, and learn about quarantine history
From its hilltop location, the Talayotic settlement of Torre d'en Galmés - occupied from 2000 BC until the medieval Christian conquest of 128 - would have had control of all its surrounding territory.
Step back in time in Menorca with this guided tour and see what has been preserved of this Iron Age civilization. During your visit you'll see three talayots, numerous circular houses, a water collection system, several burial caves and a taula enclosure, where a small bronze statuette representing the Egyptian God Imhotep was discovered.
Visit The Torre d'en Galmés Interpretation Center for multimedia displays that help to interpret the remains and understand the uniqueness of this spectacular archaeological site.