Ciutadella Cathedral
Catedral de Menorca
A 14th-century Catalan Gothic cathedral built on the site of a former mosque, with a wide single nave; it is the most important church on the island.
Construction began in 1287, after the Aragonese reconquest of Menorca. The bell tower was converted from a minaret, and the neoclassical façade was added later. The interior is a tall, simple single nave with side altars and a small museum. Admission is about €5 to €7, and visits may be restricted during religious services. The cathedral sits in the old town centre, a five-minute walk from Plaça des Born.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat about 10 am–4 pm (extended in summer)
Nearby sights
- Ciutadella Old Town
- Lithica – Pedreres de s'Hostal
- Naveta des Tudons
- Cala Morell
- Cala en Turqueta
- Camí de Cavalls
- Cala Macarelleta
- Cala Macarella