Tag: Ibiza history
What Matt Haig learned from returning to Ibiza after his breakdown
When bestselling author Matt Haig returned to Ibiza decades after experiencing a mental breakdown there, he was not looking for…
Fall in love with Dalt Vila: book your private walking tour through Ibiza’s soul
A journey through time begins in the heart of Ibiza Town. With whitewashed façades, cobbled streets, and ancient ramparts overlooking…
Phoenicians discovered Ibiza before you – Uncover their amazing history
Ibiza is an island of dualities. By day, it shimmers under the Mediterranean sun, its golden sands and turquoise waters…
La Marina de Ibiza: the only fishermen’s quarter in Spain declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Ibiza is globally recognised for its paradisiacal beaches, vibrant nightlife, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. However, the island’s true soul is…
Unveiling Ibiza’s amazing hidden depths
Ibiza is an island that holds many layers of history beneath its surface. While it is widely recognised for its…
Discover these Ibizan folklore exhibitions about fairies and witches in Ibiza
This year, the Ethnographic Museum of Can Ros invites visitors to explore three fascinating Ibizan folklore exhibitions that delve into…
Here’s the current status of the film ‘Mr Pikes’, the legendary Ibiza nightlife icon
The upcoming biopic about Tony Pike, the legendary Ibiza hotelier and nightlife icon, has found itself at the centre of…
Discover the ancestral Easter traditions of Ibiza in 2025
Easter Week in Ibiza offers a unique blend of solemn religious traditions, vibrant cultural events, the island's natural beauty, and…
The amazing history behind the name ‘Pitiusas’: why are Ibiza and Formentera called that?
The term 'Pitiusas' refers to the enchanting Mediterranean islands of Ibiza and Formentera, along with their surrounding islets. This name,…
Ibiza on the big screen: ‘Mythos Ibiza’ explores its unique culture and heritage
Ibiza has long been synonymous with freedom, creativity, and an unparalleled cultural fusion. From its early days as a refuge…