Exploring Ibiza: Top Attractions in the Historic Capital

swift Summary

• Ibiza town, locally known as Eivissa, is one of Spain’s oldest cities, founded by the Phoenicians in the seventh century on the southeastern coast of Ibiza.
• The UNESCO-listed old quarter, Dalt Vila, boasts cobbled streets, historic ramparts from the 16th century built for defence against seafarers and iconic landmarks such as Catedral d’Eivissa and castell d’Eivissa (a Moorish-Catalan site slated too become a hotel by 2025).
• Cultural highlights include Musée d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa displaying works from 20th-century artists and Center d’Interpretació Madina Yabisa showcasing Arabic history from Ibiza’s Islamic rule era.
• Local attractions in La Marina district include Mercat Vell market with regional produce and vintage boutiques like Holala Ibiza. Nearby Passeig de Vara de Rey features cafes and restaurants like Montesol Experimental with rooftop views over Dalt Vila. Food highlights extend to fine dining at Reart or street-style fare in La barra de la Bientirada’s modern centre.
• Platja de Talamanca beach offers easy access for relaxation just 30 minutes away by foot.

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1. “Replicas of canons from dalt Vila’s walls used in action during the 18th century.” Photograph by L Apolli/AidBC-Getty Images (URL: https://i.natgeofe.com/n/cb38897b-4168-4d67-ae59-3c459bb05260/GettyImages)
2. “Seaside view overlooking Ibiza Town marina surrounded Mediterranean tide” (Source Atlant photographer). ‘URL/mydrafts source match–viewer basis protocols https://Details photosL cross error.

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