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Ibiza Tourist Guide
In the capital; Ibiza town there is an impressive gothic cathedral, built sometime between the 14th-16th century, over an Arab mosque, then renovated in the 18th century.
The Town Hall inhabits part of an old convent built between the 16th-17th century it has some wonderful features.
The city walls, or in Spanish the Murallas de Ibiza were built in the 16th Century around the Capital of Ibiza town. Located in the old town the walls were built as a defence against attacks by the Turkish, and took 40 years complete.
Details of the Ses Portes Tower, the Es Savinar Tower, the Sa Sal Rosa Tower, and the Santa Eulalia Tower.
Located in the area of Ses Salines, and founded by the Phoenicians, and more recently acknowledged as a Nature Reserve because of its high ecological importance, there is an extensive assortment of flora and fauna, and many species of migratory birds
Ibiza Tourist Office
If there is any tourism information we have not managed to provide on Ibiza please do not hesitate to contact the Ibiza Tourist Office directly on telephone number 0034 971 30 19 00.
To get a summer job in Ibiza you need to fly there and job hunt in person at the beginning of the season.
Santa Ines is located to the north of San Antonio. It is a quite farming village with nothing but a church, a supermarket, a couple of bars, and the residents.
San Carlos is small and well established pretty Spanish village just outside of Santa Eulalia (the largest family resort in Ibiza).
Santa Gertrudis is small village situated in the center of the island, there is a church, and a couple of shops, and bars.
San Jose is small village where allot of the locals live, it has windy street, and a quaint Spanish feel. There is a church, a town hall, a school, doctors, vets, many useful shops, bars, and restaurants.
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