The capital of the quiet Balearic island of Menorca offers an atmospheric old town, thriving food scene and tranquil beaches.

The lesser known of the Balearic Islands, Menorca is slowly waking up from its ... The surrounding area is rocky and serene. You see the impossibly blue sky meet the turquoise water and spot ...

It is not every day you see a man walking around a cathedral square ... The annual fiesta of Sant Joan in the ancient city of Ciutadella, on Menorca's west coast, features many bizarre rituals.

Free entry. Museu de Menorca In Mahón, the island’s capital, which has a large natural harbor, start by visiting the Museu de Menorca (4 euros, or about $4.33; opening times vary by season).

The second largest of the Balearic islands, and a Unesco Biosphere Reserve, Menorca certainly packs a ... which you can see on the main road in Sant Lluís. At Bodegas Binifadet make the most ...

“Some of my must-haves are gazpacho ... Below, find Alonso Rojas’s extensive and insider guide to Menorca, Spain—from where to stay, where to eat, and what beaches to visit.

The exposure Menorca is receiving has stimulated interest in its property market, as a new wave of visitors experience its peaceful charm. “People say: ‘If you see a nice house, let me know ...