Things to see and do L'INTÉRIEUR DES TERRES

At the heart of the eponymous church in the old center of Alaior, the Gràcia chapel, built in the ^16th century, underwent a complete restoration in 1734 due to its particularly advanced state of deterioration. During the civil war, it was used as an infirmary. Today, the Gràcia chapel, which remains one of the town's architectural gems, has lost its religious function and is used as an exhibition hall for contemporary art. A visit is recommended for both art and architecture.

After a long rehabilitation process, the convent of Sant Diego (1629) was transformed into a new cultural space in 2023. The center comprises the church of Sant Diego and the cloister: the Pati de Sa Lluna. As well as hosting cultural activities, two permanent exhibitions are held here: one on the ethnology of Menorca, the other on the evolution of the island's shoe industry. There's also an area dedicated to Menorcan cuisine (demonstrations) and gastronomy. A sensational place, well worth a visit!

Are you passing through Ferreries and don't know which door to knock on to organize your visit to the town and its surroundings? Head for rue de Mallorca! This is where you'll find the town's tourist office. You'll be welcomed with open arms and given a wealth of first-hand information to help you have a good time here: visits, museums, nature, restaurants, events... The office also has a branch in Cala Galdana.

Soraya Bosch and her family passionately run this cheese factory/grocery store, which is highly recommended for the quality local products on offer (spices, oils, jams, honey, cookies, embroidered fabrics), as well as for the incredible cheese and wine tasting sessions on offer! It's also possible to combine the tasting with a guided tour of the stables and production facilities, but that's not all: at Sa Roqueta, you can also take part in cheese-making workshops! A great address.