Thursday Doors – Menorca Again

Welcome once again to Menorca. It’s been quite a while since my last post, which was a tribute to my lovely mother who passed away seven months ago. I haven’t been able to motivate myself to do much this past year but I feel like I’m getting back on track at last. Maybe it’s the dry, sunny weather we’ve been having after a long winter. At least it seemed long to me this time.

These photos of Ciutadella, Menorca were taken last summer and this post is a continuation of this one.

The port and it’s marinas are quite large with lovely boats of all shapes and sizes.

This is the side view of Ciutadella’s City Hall, which overlooks the port. The building was constructed on top of an old Arab citadel and dates back to the 19th century but some of the original structure has been preserved.

There is definitely no shortage of interesting doors in Ciutadella.

The beaches didn’t let us down either. Whether it was small sheltered coves . . . . . .

Or long stretches of white sand.

This house was in one of the smaller coves where we spent our last few hours on the island before heading off to the airport to return home. Thanks for coming along on this virtual trip to Menorca once again and if you’re interested in Thursday Doors of a different culture, have a look at what’s over on Dan’s blog this week.