Things to see and do Ibiza – Eivissa

Ibiza, also known as Eivissa, is a Mediterranean island in Spain. It is famous for its magnificent beaches, lively nightlife and rich cultural heritage. The island has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its four local wonders, including the Acropolis of Dalt Vila and the historic center of Ibiza town. Ibiza offers a unique experience with its festivals, traditions, cultural spaces and natural landscapes. Visitors can enjoy local Mediterranean cuisine, based on fresh produce from the sea, land and garden. The island is also a paradise for outdoor sports, with opportunities for cycling, hiking, scuba diving and climbing. Sunsets in Ibiza are renowned for their beauty and magical ambience. Whether enjoying the nightlife, relaxing on the beaches or exploring the cultural heritage, Ibiza offers something for every visitor.

Open from 11 am to 13 pm and from 18 pm to 21 pm and Saturday morning. Closed on Sunday. Under the arcades, at the foot of the walls.

This exhibition room depends on the La Caixa Foundation. Exhibitions and workshops are organized there.

Ideally located opposite the Dalt Vila, the quays of Marina Botafoch allow you to appreciate the upper city as a whole, day and night. To reach the luxurious Marina Botafoch (located in the Paseo Marítimo area) from the old districts of La Marina (in the city centre, with Dalt Vila in your back), you just have to walk along the quays for a short half an hour. Pleasant, especially in the evenings in the summer, when the bars come alive.