Ibiza’s Castle: D’alt de Vila: Wonderful panoramic views, a treasure trove of history. Overall, a very interesting place with an amazing story to tell... Uphill to get up to the cathedral about 20 minutes or longer depending on how fit you are. Perched on a small mountain overlooking the sea and a bird's eye view of the town with a series of terraces from which you will have privileged views of the bay and town and take pictures like crazy. Lots to see and do. The Cathedral, the museum, a contemporary art gallery. You could spend a whole day if you are keen on history. There are several trendy restaurants scattered along the way. A few shops too, but its the walls of the fortress that enclose a couple of thousand year's history which are there visible to the eye though sometimes hard to see because of all the alterations it has endured over centuries. Original Roman road Which has worn over time, so the cobblestone can be a bit slippery. It's quite a hill too, but you can stop to catch your breath on the way up whilst delighting yourself with the most amazing views. I’d recommend walking shoes or trainers which have a better grip on the sole. Don’t forget to take something to drink, especially in Summer. It requires a little effort to get to the top, but. Well worth the effort.