Dianum Romana —so it was called in Roman days —is one of the Mediterranean ports linking the mainland to the Balearic Isles. A must-see sight here is the castle, of Arab origin. Its main attractions are the Sala del Consell (Council Hall) and Palau del Governador (Governor’s Palace), the latter now housing the Historical and ArchaeologicalMuseum. Visitors shouldn’t miss the view of the city and its beaches from the top of the castle walls. A walk through the old part of the town is also recommended to see the Iglesia de Santa María, the seventeenth-century parish church with fine Renaissance and Baroque altarpieces. Also worth a look is the main front of the City Hall, with two Roman tablets set in the walls. The port is another point of interest, as a ferry terminal, marina and, of course, as a fishing port; afterwards we might try some of the delicious fish dishes themselves in any of the local restaurants.