The Town of Ibiza, Eivissa, with its famous historical upper town, Dalt Vila, is not only the cultural centre of the island, in its streets tourists & visitors find many enchanting corners and places worth visiting. 

It is recommended to island visitors to take advantage of a day of rest, also when just on a brief stop in Ibiza, to take the opportunity to widen their cultural horizons by walking the narrow, winding streets of Dalt Vila, still breathing the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, where on top, they will find the Museum of Contemporary Art and Archaeological Museum, both open to visitors all year, together with breathtaking views over the old town and harbor area.

Some streets and avenues contain a large number of different types of shops. 

One can find all sorts of products in Ibiza's Port area: Marina Botafoch, as well as on the avenues España, Isidoro Macabich, Bartolomé Roselló and Ignacio Wallis, the main arteries of the town. 

The maritime docks and its proximities, situated in the port of Ibiza, are the entrance to the island for thousands of tourists, who upon arrival come across one of the most popular areas of the town.

The bustling port offers its visitors a never ending string of bars, clubs, restaurants and small shops to pop into. 

In the little pedestrian streets of the Marina, one finds a large selection of souvenirs, clothes, fashion items and objects. 

The tourists, as well as the residents of Eivissa, like promenading around los Andenes, the plaza de sa Terulia or the plaza de sa Riba, while enjoying an ice-cream, gazing at the luxury yachts berthed there, window-shopping or meeting someone they know. 

When the sun goes down, Ibiza town becomes even more lively thanks to the mixture of locals, tourists from all over the world, street artists, the promotional parades for the discotheques and the many original individuals that characterize the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the whole island; but it also features the charming architecture of the city combined with the typical houses in the villages and the promotional parades for the discotheques; all of this makes the island a magical place.