Museums

Broner's work can be found in various parts of the city, especially in the sailing districts and the port. This is his own house and it has been kept just how he designed it. On [...] READ MORE

Eivissa Contemporary Art Museum (MACE) was opened in 1969 promoted by Eivissa City Council and encouraged by the Eivissa Biennial which had been held for the first time in 1964. [...] READ MORE

For decades now, Ibizan journalist Nito Verdera has been upholding the theory that Christopher Columbus was born in Ibiza and that the Columbus family lived in this historic [...] READ MORE

This is the world's largest and best-preserved necropolis. Located in Puig des Molins, in ancient times it served as the Ibiza Town cemetery. The site is located 500 metres [...] READ MORE

The Diocesan Museum in Eivissa Cathedral holds and exhibits multiple artistic and artisanal pieces relating to liturgy and the history of the Ibizan church, from the 13th century [...] READ MORE

In August 2007, the Sant Pere bastion was opened to the public, in the northeast of the walled site, an area which has been turned into a museum with audiovisual displays that [...] READ MORE

The main theme of the Sant Jaume Bastion, opened in spring 2008 and situated in Ronda Calvi, is military technology in modern history and how fortifications changed and gunpowder [...] READ MORE

This is a new-generation model of an interpretation centre, that mainly uses audiovisual technology to transmit knowledge about the history of the city and, in particular, [...] READ MORE

The Puget Museum occupies a former aristocratic residence in Dalt Vila on what was formerly the main street. It is popularly known as Can Comasema as it was the Palou de Comasema [...] READ MORE

The Archaeological Museum is the institution that preserves, carries out research on and exhibits the material remains of the historic past of the islands of […] READ MORE