Ibiza Town (Eivissa)

The capital: the walled upper town of Dalt Vila (UNESCO World Heritage), the harbour, the Marina with shops and restaurants and the Sa Penya quarter. Culture and shopping by day, an evening stroll, dinner and bars by the harbour at night. Ferries to Formentera leave from here.

• Walk up to Dalt Vila at sunset: the view from the Cathedral viewpoint is the best over the town and harbour.
• Parking in the centre is hard in summer: use the car parks outside the walls or come by bus or taxi.
• For the nearest beach go to Talamanca or Ses Figueretes, a few minutes away.
• The harbour is the starting point for Formentera: in August buy your ferry ticket in advance.

• 🏰 Portal de ses Taules — The main gate of Dalt Vila: the bridge over the walls and the Roman statues beside the gate. 📍
• ⛪ Catedral d’Eivissa — Santa Maria cathedral at the top of Dalt Vila: from the square you see the harbour and, on clear days, Formentera. 📍
• 🏯 Castell-Almudaina — The castle and old Moorish fortress at the highest point of town. 📍
• 🧱 Baluard de Sant Pere — One of the seven bastions of Dalt Vila’s Renaissance walls (UNESCO World Heritage), with views over the town. 📍
• 🏺 Museu Arqueològic d’Eivissa i Formentera — The archaeological museum inside the walls: Phoenicians, Punics, Romans and Moors on the island. 📍
• 🎨 Museu d’Art Contemporani (MACE) — The contemporary art museum in the halls of the walls, with works by artists who lived in Ibiza. 📍
• ⚱️ Necròpoli de Puig des Molins — The largest preserved Phoenician-Punic necropolis, UNESCO World Heritage, with its museum. 📍
• 🏘️ Sa Penya — The old fishermen’s quarter, white houses climbing below the walls. 📍