Ibiza Town

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The capital of the island and originally the only place big enough to be described as a town. As you approach the island for the first time by sea, it is an appropriate and stunning introduction to the Pandora's Box that is Ibiza. Built on a promontary jutting out into the sea, the old walled city looks spectacular overlooking the bulk of the East coast of the island from the square outside the cathedral which crowns the city. The silhouette of the city and the cathedral at the top are recognised globally as icons of the island.

Within the walls a picturesque maze of tortuous streets exists, built long before any thought of motor cars and therefore only accessible on foot - and it's a long, uphill all the way. Between the walls and the port lies the area known as 'Sa Penya'. This old fisherman's quarter seethes with life.
The nearer to the city walls, the narrower and more tortuous the streets become. The area literally buzzes with life during the summer as the busiest bars, restaurants and shops all seem to be in this pretty and accessible area, but come on foot. The main town square and centre of town is the nearby Paseo de Vara de Rey.

Hotels
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Restaurants
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Fiesta
Ibiza Town festival day with firework display.
August 8th

Post
Biggest Post office of the island is in Eivissa, lots of post boxes!

Medical
Hospitals and Lots of medical centers situated around Ibiza town.
All chemist's shops display a large green cross outside (Farmacias). They are open usually between 09.30 to 13.30 and 17.00 to 21.00..See Medical Numbers

Bus Times

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Ferries
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