de vacaciones en Ciutadella, Menorca, Spain.

Citadel has a small natural harbor, protected by the Tramuntana. A few times a year is the phenomenon called rissaga, which first lost the sea level height and then a wave rises up above the level of the original, is engulfing Plá and sometimes cause damage to the boats moored port (in the summer of 2006 there was a pronounced that forced the closure of the port for several days.) In this port calan passenger ships and cargo to unite the island of Menorca to Mallorca and Barcelona, with regular lines and Balearia Iscomar companies, respectively.

Citadel is also characterized by its narrow streets with interesting names like Do not pass ('Do not pass' or azucaque) or Ses Voltes ('The Arches') starting on or Plaça Espanya Plaça Nova ("Plaza Nueva and Plaza Spain ') and end at the Cathedral of Ciutadella, beyond, towards the Town Hall is the Plaça des Born, which overlooks the harbor and lies above an obelisk to commemorate the Turkish assault on July 9, 1558 starring Admiral Piali Ottoman fleet.

One of the attractions of Citadel lies in its many beautiful beaches. On the west coast of the island offers numerous resorts around the small bay of Cala Blanca, Santandría, etc. Arriving at the south coast, past the lighthouse D'Artruix, find Cala'n Bosch and Son Xoriguer, well built, and beyond, the longer a virgin piece of the south coast, are Cala'n Turqueta, Son Saura, is Talai, Macarelleta and Macarella, beautiful beaches with turquoise water, pines to the white sand beach. On the north coast, most arid, desolate by the north wind in winter, find the urbanized Cala Morell, virgins La Vall, which is the most beautiful of all, and El Pilar.