11 Sights in Ciutadella, Spain (with Map and Images)
Explore interesting sights in Ciutadella, Spain. Click on a marker on the map to view details about it. Underneath is an overview of the sights with images. A total of 11 sights are available in Ciutadella, Spain.
List of cities in Spain Sightseeing Tours in Ciutadella1. Poblat talaiotic de Montefi
Ontelfi is a Bronze Age and Iron Age prehistoric settlement at the western end of Onoka. Unlike most Talai people in Menoki, at present, except for three Talai people, many building structures cannot be seen on the surface. The reason is that in the early 20th century, most of the buildings that stood out from the land were destroyed to turn archaeological sites into farmland. OT, etc., the sediments have not been completely destroyed: the excavation in Amih area in 2005 shows that there are still a large number of archaeological relics underground, which date from Taraotik to Oka and the Middle Ages of Islam. Or it can be discarded, but older remains can be found. l What we can see today is a group of buildings and spaces built for development needs, and all the daily activities of population groups closely connected with livestock and agricultural management. According to Elgu News, it should be one of the largest villages in the area near Itadela Port. When pointing out the concrete fact that it has no bezel, although its existence cannot be ruled out in view of the archaeological stratigraphic forces in the fields where it was formed and the damage suffered by the village over time.
2. Lithica, Pedreres de s'Hostal
The quarries of S'Hostal, located 1 km from Ciutadella (Menorca), make up an enclosure of sandstone. They are characterized by constant contrast and duality: on the one hand, a landscape resulting from mechanical extraction, oversized and cubic geometry, and on the other, old manual extraction quarries, authentic labyrinth of stone. and vegetation, where organic shapes and the variety of spaces reign. Líthica's work is to rescue these quarries and give them new life with interventions that promote their essence of labyrinth and garden.
3. Tomb Son Olivaret
The Son Olivaret tomb is an Asset of Cultural Interest that is located within the military battery of the same name, in the southwest of the municipality of Ciutadella. It is a collective funerary construction, which corresponds to the typology of the protonavetes or triple-walled tombs and preserves the entire basal row of the monument. The archaeological excavations carried out there have located an interesting funerary complex made up of human remains, ceramics and bone objects.
4. Hypogeum of Torre del Ram
The Hypogeum of Torre del Ram is an archaeological site in Cala en Blanes, Ciutadella de Menorca. It is a Bronze Age funerary hypogeum, which was used as a collective tomb by a family or a small community. Even though it was emptied in later centuries to be reused as a cattle shelter, causing the loss of all information regarding the interred population, grave goods and chronology, its resemblance with other prehistoric tombs of Menorca dates it to between 1700 and 1400 BC.
5. Coastal Settlement El Coll De Cala Morell
The settlement of Cala Morell is a Menorcan pretalayotic archaeological site which is located in Ciutadella de Menorca. It is situated on a 35-meter-high coastal headland which closes the northeast side of Cala Morell's bay. This promontory is protected by a dry-stone wall, which is found in the area where the promontory connects to solid ground. It shares many features with another site which is located some kilometers away from it: Es Castellet des Pop Mosquer.
6. Far de Ciutadella
The Ciutadella, Punta de Sa Farola or Sa Farola Lighthouse is an active 19th century lighthouse on the Spanish island of Menorca. Originally completed in 1863, the tower has subsequently undergone a number of modifications. It lies close to the seaward entrance of the port of Ciutadella on the Sa Farola point, at the western end of the island. On the opposite headland is the Castell de Sant Nicolau, a 17th-century defensive tower.
7. Son Catlar
The village of Son Catlar is a large Talayotic settlement, covering 3.75 hectares, located in the municipality of Ciutadella, Menorca, south of the houses of the agricultural estate that gives it its name. It is accessed from the path that leads to Son Saura beach. Son Catlar, Torre d'en Galmés and Trepucó are the three largest Talayotic settlements on the island, and constituted perhaps centres of power during the Iron Age.
8. Es Castellet des Pop Mosquer
Es Castellet des Pop Mosquer is a pre-Talayotic settlement in Menorca, located in the northwest of the municipality of Ciutadella de Menorca. It is situated on a rocky promontory, in a small coastal headland on the north coast. It has many features in common with the village of Cala Morell, a settlement located a few kilometers away.
9. Cap d'Artrutx
The Cap d'Artrutx Lighthouse or Artrutx Lighthouse is an active 19th century lighthouse located on the low-lying headland of the same name on the Spanish island of Menorca. It was completed in 1859 but the tower was significantly increased in height in 1969. Automated in 1980, the keeper's accommodation is now used as a restaurant.
10. Naveta of Son Camps
The list of navetas contains the 19 known navetas. The Bronze Age Megalithic burial buildings, which occur exclusively on the Balearic Island of Menorca, can be divided into circular and elongated people after their floor plan, the latter similar to a overturned ship's hull where the name comes from Naveta.
11. Catedral de Santa María de Ciudadela
The Cathedral Basilica of Ciutadella de Menorca is a Roman Catholic church in Ciutadella de Menorca, in the island of Menorca, in Balearic Islands, Spain. It was constructed on the orders of King Alfonso III of Aragon "the Liberal", the conqueror of the island, in 1287 on the site of an old mosque.
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