The Binissuès manor house, now transformed into a museum, captures the romantic essence and longing for country life. Visitors will be delighted with rooms that recreate bygone eras and an audiovisual that recounts the vacations of the owner family. The architectural complex spans various eras, from the ancient house, reminiscent of the Egyptian city of Suez, to the 18th-century chapel dedicated to La Dolorosa, culminating in a 1908 construction that offers panoramic views.
The country house preserves rural life from more than a century ago, with its kitchen and large fireplace as the heart of the home, an old stone oven and a cheese factory. In addition, a converted barn houses an ethnological collection with objects from agricultural and rural life, including carts and farming tools.
The Natural Sciences Museum of Menorca in Binissuès stands out with an impressive collection of more than 8,000 species, courtesy of naturalists Juan and Miguel Carreras Torrent. Among its treasures are the 225 Menorca mushrooms and the “Ferriensis” beetle, named in honor of its town by the Carreras brothers.
Binissuès, a jewel of Menorca that offers an authentic experience of the island's culture and traditions, is open for visits from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. Come and enjoy the beauty and history of Binissuès!
If you are already enjoying the beautiful island of Menorca, getting to Binissuès is easy. Our center is well connected and easily accessible from any point on the island. We have ample free parking space for visitors who prefer to arrive by car. If you choose public transportation, there are bus lines that will take you closer to our location. However, for greater convenience and flexibility, we recommend considering the local taxi service. We are waiting for you at Binissuès so you can discover and immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of Menorca!
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