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Ciutadella was originally called Jamma - being named by the Carthaginians. It was previously known as the capital of Menorca untill the 18th century when it was moved to Mohan by the British. It does however remain the exclusive religious capital of Menorca.
Ciutadella has a beautiful little harbour which consists merely of a narrow inlet, which is also one of the Mediterranean's smallest ports. The narrow streets of the old city are completely littered with noble mansions dating back to the 17th and 18th century. There are also numerous old churches which are worth while attractions. |
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National Museum - Situated on Plaza de Born. The museum houses a fascinating collection of archeological findings. The museum is also famous for its collection of objects of medieval and Moorish epochs.
Naveta des Tudoms - The site consists of a prehistoric tomb, which is one of the Belearic Island's most significant and important monuments.
Cathedral - The cathedral is situated in La Ciutadella. It was originally built during the 14th century on top of a Moorish Mezquita. The cathedral was later modified during the 19th century, the most evident styles consisting of Gothic and Neoclassic architecture. |
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Arenal de Son Saura - The beach is situated off Southern Ring Road. This is one of the most beautiful unspoilt beaches on the Island. It consists of a very sheltered bay with white sand and calm waters - this makes it a very safe swimming spot for children. It is not as popular as many of the other beaches in the area and therefor does not get overcrowded. Visitors can enjoy a wonderful day of relaxation whilst soaking up the sun.
Cala Macarella & Macarelleta - Situated in Ciutadella. The site consists of magnificently beautiful pine fringed coves. Visitors have the unique opportunity to swim from Cala Macarella to Macarelleta which offers hours of fun in the sun. Facilities include a beach bar and sun beds which are for hire. |
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Markets - There are many different types of shopping markets throughout the whole of Spain, consisting predominantly of indoor markets, aka Mercados, permanent street markets and also a range of open-air street markets which move around continuously. Tourists can expect to find a large variety of items at much lower prices than in shops.
Items on sale generally include goods such as food, flowers, clothes, shoes, crockery, cookware, linen, ceramics, arts and crafts, household wares, carpets, jewellery. Spain is particulary well known for its variety of beautiful hand-made items such as ceramics, pottery, woodwork, embroidery and paintings. Visitors can also expect to find excellent quality leather goods, as well as beautiful arts and crafts. |
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