A good visit to the convent. As others have said it can be combined with a visit to the cathedral. There were about seven or eight rooms of antiquity in the building with a well looked after and manicured courtyard. There was definitely a sense of reverence but I found the Chapel slightly sad as all the pews and everything had been removed in place of worship which needed a bit of restoration on the ceilings. However I appreciated the sense of quiet and thoughtfulness the place encouraged.

The Cathedral visit in Ciutadella, included entry to the Convent. This was a wonderful and calming place to visit with beautiful cloisters and exhibit rooms. Once a week (Tuesday?) there is a guided tour at noon in English to the upper floor and rooms which are wonederful. The history of the site is fascinating the Convent should be on your itinerary.

Beautiful convent. Well worth a visit. There is a 12.00 tour with Joseph. He is thoroughly knowledgeable about the history of the convent and indeed Spanish history generally. Cannot recommend doing his walking tour enough. There is a secret Chapel with frescos and a beautiful tour of the upper rooms.

A very enjoyable visit which was so peaceful. The central cloister section is beautifully maintained and is surrounded by little exhibition rooms. I suggest if you see the cathedral you buy the extended ticket which includes the convent.

Ticket from Cathedral gave free entry to the convent, however there is an option for a guided tour of the upper floors which we chose. So glad we did as the archivist showing us round was able to tell us about the history of the island, Ciutadella and the convent. (Spoke excellent English). There is only one tour a day at 12 noon, so plan your day accordingly. As part of the tour we had access to the organ loft which allowed us to view the painted ceilings of the church in more detail. When the guide opened the door to the organ loft it was a definite WOW moment. Views from the upper windows over the city were stunning. 10/10 fabulous