The Puig des Molins necropolis was used as a burial place by the Phoenicians from the 7C BC, then by the Romans until the 1C. More than 3000 underground burial vaults were discovered in the hillside, funeral chambers which were reached through a well..

Surrounded by 16C walls built by Charles V, the former centre of the town has preserved its fairly rustic medieval character, where noble houses with vast patios and gothic windows are not unusual.

Among the collections, the most remarkable are those which relate to the Punic culture. Votive offerings found on Ibiza and Formentera at the excavations of Illa Plana and the Es Ciuram Cave are particularly noteworthy.

Built on a very narrow rocky headland, this old fishermen's district has become the centre of local nightlife.

Ibiza's colourful beauty and dramatic site are best appreciated for the first time from the sea. However, those who prefer can take the Talamanca road out of town (3km northeast) and look back. The town, built on a hillside overlooking the sea, con..

The cathedral dominates the whole town with its 13C belltower. The nave was renovated in the 17C. In front of the chevet, a bastion of the former fortifications has been turned into a belvedere, where you can enjoy a panorama over the town and port..

The Marina, close to the harbour and market place, is certainly busy. This collection of shopping streets lined with restaurants and boutiques contrasts with the peace of the upper village.