• Plaça d’Espanya - A central square that houses the City Hall, which is located in a former convent.
• Dalt Vila - Ibiza’s old town, established by the Phoenicians nearly 3,000 years ago. It sits atop Puig de Vila hill and is encircled by well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site walls, among the best-preserved fortifications globally.
• Castle of Ibiza - Currently undergoing renovations to become the first Parador Nacional hotel in the Balearic Islands. On your way, you’ll pass several well-preserved bulwarks:
  • Saint Jordi’s bulwark, offering views of the Puig des Molins necropolis.
  • Saint Bernat’s bulwark, with a view of den Bossa beach.
  • Santa Llucia’s bulwark.
• Plaça de Vila - Adjacent to Ibiza’s main square, featuring the Patio de Armas (parade ground), Sa Carrossa street, Isidoro Macabich’s statue, and the Ses Taulas gate. It is located near the marina.
• Mercat Vell - The old market of Ibiza, situated in the heart of the old town. Here, you can admire the Portal de Ses Taules gate, the main entrance to Dalt Vila.
• Ibiza Cathedral - Accessible through narrow streets, the cathedral’s square offers a panoramic view of the city from the top of Dalt Vila. The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Snows is the main church and cathedral of Ibiza.
• Marina Ibiza - Located outside the walls, this port area is one of the liveliest neighborhoods in Ibiza.

• Centrally located hotel pick up in the Old Town
• Local taxes
• Private official tour guide for 4 hours

• Transportation
• Entrance fees
• Food and drinks

This 4-hour stroll around the charming ancient town of Ibiza will captivate you with its architecture, historical significance and cultural heritage that spans influences from varied civilizations like the Phoenicians, Romans, Muslims and Christians, all guided by an informative licensed private tour guide.

Ibiza’s establishment traces back to the 7th century BC by Phoenicians. The ancient town, Dalt Vila, is situated atop Puig de Vila hill, enclosed by the impressively preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site walls and ramparts that retain footprints from various civilizations.

Dalt Vila can be accessed through five gates, the main being the Portal de Ses Taules situated adjacent to the Mercat Vell (old market). Along your tour, you’ll explore locations such as the Cathedral, narrow alleyways, tunnels, several ramparts, chapels, gates and old squares.

The tour winds up outside the encircling walls in the marina sector, where a bohemian spirit comes alive at night with the gathering of stallholders.

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