Best places: Tourist attractions in Ibiza, Spain

Panoramic water views from a hilltop castle surrounded by medieval fortifications & narrow laneways.

Archaeological site & museum combining a Phoenician necropolis & exhibits of finds from the tombs.

This popular port for cruise ships has shops, bars & restaurants, plus scenic water views.

Massive arched gate through fortified walls to the steep, narrow streets of the old city.

👍👍 Just the best spot to relax in the evening, have a snack or a lovely glass of wine and chat and watch the world go by! Been to Ibiza Town a few times now and it's one of my favourite sitting spots to relax and take in the ambiance. Pre-covid, the Pacha troupe would also wander through and entertain...

👍👍 At this beautiful small park,dedicated to the Spanish Queen Sofia,you find a side entrance,called Portal Nou, to the Castle.In summer and at Christmas,there are a lot of live music events.

👍👍 Un parque estupendo, con zonas diferenciadas por edad. Los niños disfrutan mucho y la tirolina es estupenda. Muy recomendable y fácil aparcamiento.

Former residence & studio of German artist Erwin Broner, noted for its modern 1960s architecture.

👍👍 Very nice museum, which is definitely worth a visit. In fact, there is also a day when you get free entry. The building itself is very nice and not too big. The staff was really very friendly and helpful. Even if you don't have much time, you can pay a short visit to the museum.

👍👍 Received good information from an very euthausistic women who over delivered in information and tips.

👍👍 Charming and typical market of Ibiza in the process of renewal and enhancement, in the midst of a small square surrounded by cafes and restaurants. Among the imposing columns there are still fruit and vegetable stalls that make the visit pleasant ... even if the exposure and the service are to be i...

👍👍 Es un lugar maravillos para pasar un gran momento en familia o amigos, lastima que solo sea para asociaciones, muy buenas instalaciones.

👍 Beautiful statue, tribute to Ibizan General Joachim Vara de Rey, who died in the 1889 Battle of Caney, fought between Spain and the USA over Cuba. On July 1, 1898, General Joaquín Vara de Rey and 550 men with no artillery defended El Caney for ten hours against 12,000 U.S. Army soldiers. He was post...