Along with Menorca’s capital Mahón, Ciutadella on the west coast is the Spanish island’s only other real city, and was itself the capital during the 18th-century British occupation.

Narrow alleyways with honey-hued houses head off the main square with its striking obelisk - a memorial to the city's 16th-century Turkish invasion. There's a wealth of boutiques and speciality ...

churches and palaces of Ciutadella, Menorca has it all. In the two principal towns there are vibrant shops, cafés and restaurants, while scattered across the island you’ll find magnificent ...

Caldereta de Langosta – lobster cooked in a rich stock – is the great speciality of Menorca. Although this waterside restaurant in Ciutadella is one of the best places to try it on the island ...