Free entry

Puig des Molins

Puig des Molins is the hill where the Phoenician founders of Ibiza buried their dead from the mid-7th century BC, and it remained the town's cemetery throughout antiquity. More than five hectares survive, with rock-cut tombs along a path. The site museum, opened in 1966 and reopened in 2012, shows Phoenician, Punic and Roman grave goods.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue09:00–15:00

Wed09:00–15:00

Thu09:00–15:00

Fri09:00–15:00 17:00–20:00

Sat09:00–14:00

Sun10:00–14:00

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Dalt Vila

historic site

Ibiza Cathedral

church

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