9 most amazing attractions in Ibiza

Ibiza is one of Spain's Balearic Islands and perhaps the most famous party in Europe and the world. Home to many of the best bars and nightclubs on the planet, this is a Mecca for dance music lovers and those who want to have fun during the summer months. However, this is not all that Ibiza has to offer. For those who want to enjoy a different kind of holiday, there are plenty of other attractions throughout the island.

Here are nine of the most inspiring and amazing things to do in Ibiza that don't involve the wild night or dancing until dawn.

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1. Museum of Modern Art of Ibiza.

This fabulous museum is a top attraction for those who are more interested in culture than dancing. This is a must-see if you are into art and want to see some truly amazing work in person.

2. Bar Anita.

If you're still up for a drink but without the wild dancing, this is the perfect place to visit. Based in San Carlos, it has been a popular hippie hangout since the 1960s and is still going strong. This is a great place to visit during the day to sit and enjoy the atmosphere and a few drinks.

3. Cala Cont.

If you want to enjoy the beaches of Ibiza, but in a more sophisticated and casual way, then Cala Comte in the west of Ibiza is the perfect place. The small beach is great for families.

4. Hippie Markets.

Ibiza is famous for the hippie markets that can be found in many places around the island.

5. Dalt Vila.

The name literally means "Upper Town" and is known as the old town of Ibiza. Situated on a hill, it has a wonderful view of the sea.

6. Necropolis of Puig de Molin.

The name translates as "Hill of Windmills" and the place is close to the old town of Ibiza. It dates back to the 7th century and the area contains a large and ancient necropolis with nearly 3,000 tombs. Several of them are open to the public, which means you can get a full idea of what's in there. For those who want to really understand what is here, there is even a specific route you can follow.

7. Cafe Del Mar.

This truly iconic coffee bar is a must-see when you visit this part of the Balearic Islands. This allows you to experience a bit of the famous nightlife and atmosphere of Ibiza, but without having to get too caught up in the hustle and bustle of what's going on. The best time to relax here is at sunset when you can have a few drinks and watch the sun go down from the large outdoor terrace. Here, pleasant music plays, which creates a relaxing background for these refreshing drinks. Visiting can be cliché in some respects, but it's something you should do.

8. Theater Pereira.

Built-in 1898, this fairytale theater is full of history. It currently acts as a concert venue and has hosted numerous artists over the years. Sometimes there are even comedy nights to change direction. The design inside is pure glamour, with red drapes and chandeliers. Open until 4 am, it is popular with locals and tourists.

9. Es Vedra.

This rocky island is one of the most magical and mystical places around Ibiza. Found off the southwestern coast of the island, it is 413 meters high and uninhabited. Local legends say that the goddess Tanit was born here and sea nymphs once lived here.