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About Puig des Molins

Spanning nearly 5 hectares, the Monographic Museum of Puig des Molins stands as the largest and best-preserved Phoenician-Punic necropolis in the western Mediterranean basin. Puig des Molins Ibiza necropolis is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the burial caverns still contain the remains of the gravesite and the city’s old cemetery.

This rocky shrubland, surrounded by olive trees, was chosen by the Phonecians as their ancient burial place, and the Ibiza Necropolis holds around 3000 underground graves called hypogea, of which just 340 are visible from the exterior, with the oldest going back to the 7th century. During your visit to the museum, you will be able to access some of the hypogea with stairs and illumination. The Necropolis Puig des Molins exhibits a multifaceted chronological progression, divided into ten distinct stages, spanning from the Phoenician and archaic eras to the present day.

Necropolis del Puig des Molins is located just outside Dalt Vila, you may easily visit it before or after exploring the hilltop old town. It receives its name from the windmills that dominated the top beginning in the 15th century (molins in Catalan). A visit to this attraction allows you to delve into the depths of ancient history and uncover the intriguing secrets of Ibiza’s captivating past.

Other activities near Puig des Molins

Start your day with a steep climb along the cobbled streets of Ibiza Dalt Vila or the Old Town perched on a hillock, overlooking the city. It is a captivating repository of narratives, an amalgamation of diverse cultural impacts and past conquests. Take a stroll through an array of little cafes, charming eateries, chapels and churches, ancient monuments, picturesque houses, craft stores, and souvenir shops. Climb up to the Baluard de Santa Llúcia and enjoy the views of the city, harbor, and surrounding landscapes. Capture memorable photos and appreciate the beauty of Ibiza from this elevated vantage point.

The grand acropolis, crowned by an Ibiza Castle and cathedral, serves as a time capsule that transports you through the historical journey of the island, spanning from the era of Phoenician settlers to the reign of the Catalonians. The Ibiza Cathedralor the Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves or the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Snows built in the Catalan Gothic style treats you to some wonderful views of the city and the harbour, and on a clear day, you can even spot the island of Formentera. There is also an Archaeological Museum in front of the cathedral with some rare artifacts from the Phoenician era displayed.

Some of the other places to see in Ibiza Dalt Vila include the Contemporary Art Museum, which also showcases the remains of an ancient Phoenician home, located near the other gate, Portal Nou.

Conclude your day by visiting one of the beautiful beaches near Puig del Molins. Whether it’s Talamanca Beach, Figueretas Beach, or Playa d’en Bossa, unwind, soak up the sun, and enjoy the refreshing waters of the Mediterranean Sea.