we're at the Barcelona Airport Barcelona heading to a Ibiza!
on this trip we're heading to Ibiza one of the most beautiful islands in the
Mediterranean Ibiza is the third largest of Spain's Balearic Islands and has
roughly a hundred and thirty thousand people it's known for its beauty and
impressive beaches which you can see from the air on the flight from
Barcelona
necesitamos un auto automático. no podemos conducir un manual
no queremos colapsar
instead yeah yeah we are going to Ibiza City
they drive on the right side
the main town of a visa is only six kilometres away
Ibiza is nicknamed the white Isle for its beautiful whitewashed buildings
we have made it to Ibiza this is the old town look at all these beautiful shops
behind me we walk through the cobblestone streets through the gates to
the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dalt vila the streets in the Ibiza old
town are narrow winding and picturesque we climb through the cobblestone streets
to the Dalt villa which is a fortified hilltop first settled by the Phoenicians
we just climbed up all these steps and then look at this the harbor's right
here
Fortress behind me, so beautiful. This is the map of the Old Town, that's where we are. Look here is the fort.
I'm inside the fort
Going to the top
Check out this view
in addition to the castle and its walls this area has stunning 360-degree views
a cathedral a monastery and several museums
Welcome to Ibiza!
this is the Ibiza Cathedral
this is cool it explains the history in different languages. The old town was built atop Medieval walls
Ibiza old town like being in a
labyrinth filled with years of history from the Phoenicians Carthaginians
Romans Muslims to Christians this talks about the Jews of Ibiza and how they
were pressured to convert everything in this town is whitewashed all of the walls
So I am walking through Ibiza
This is the old town
all of the buildings are whitewashed cobblestone streets and just like pops of color
everywhere
everywhere you go just whiny little roads which way to choose they both look
cool says here that the medieval walls were originally half walls
enjoying life
this towel may have all the different billboards for all the different clubs
from the old town we travel about 15 kilometers to Santa Eulària des Riu
which is a Ibiza's 3rd largest resort town Santo Eulalia is situated along the
only River in Ibiza this beautiful whitewashed building is Casa Can Planetes
it's an interpretive center where visitors can view a
traditional and Ibizan household where they stored milled flour
460 gets you three bedrooms two baths or if you pay one point four euros and get
we are now visiting Puig de Missa. Overlooking the town of Santa Eulalia is
a fortified hilltop church called Puig de Missa the site is not to be missed
and offers 360 degree views of the city
la iglesia it looks a lot like the missing churches in California this is
called Church of Santa Eulària and it was built during the 6th the 15th century
one we see now was built towards 1560 under the same time that the walls of
Ibiza were under construction
this is the beach right outside of our hotel
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