
1. Ibiza's heritage
A must visit is its Cathedral, Plaza de la Vila, the Church of Santo Domingo, the City Hall and a walk through the cobbled streets next to small whitewashed houses that are within the Renaissance wall, the latter, declared a World Heritage Site. Humanity by UNESCO.
For lovers of culture and archeology, in the same town of Ibiza is the necropolis of Puig des Molins, used as a cemetery by Phoenician, Punic and Roman, and declared a World Heritage Site. It is a series of caves in which more than 4,000 hypogea (tombs) and grave goods have been found with hundreds of clay figures.