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<< Baluard de Sant Bernat, Ibiza >> "The military might of the Spanish between the 16th and 18th centuries meant that Spain was able to become a world power and colonise much of the New World. There are few better places to learn about Spain's military past than at the Baluard de Sant Jaume in Ibiza. Located in the historic Dalt Vila district of Ibiza Town, the Baluard de Sant Bernat is one of the oldest military bastions in the Balearic Islands. The bastion is now open to visitors and displays military uniforms, armour and artillery from the 16th to 18th centuries. The construction of the bastion dates back to the days when Ibiza's residents lived in fear of pirate invasions. The bastion was able to defend the town and keep it prospering throughout Spain's Golden Age. A tour of the site will take you through the development of military technology over three centuries and see cannons, swords, Pistols, bombs and rifles from that era. There are interactive areas of the museum where you can try lifting cannonballs, put on armor and swing replicas of swords and other weapons. The bastion is open daily from 10am to 2pm and from 6pm to 9pm." https://www.gpsmycity.com/attractions/baluard-de-sant-bernat-41364.html https://www.nach-ibiza.de/aktivitaeten/festung-stadtmauern.html

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<<See lances and other historical weapons and try on armour at the interactive exhibits in this bastion and viewing platform.>> "The Baluard de Sant Jaume is one of seven massive bastions rising from the wall of Ibiza's Dalt Vila district. The impressive museum details the development of military technology in the region over the centuries and the fascinating displays bring visitors closer to the military history of the town and the island. The weapons exhibition features bombs, pistols and swords and all exhibits are accompanied by information panels that clearly explain how the town walls were once defended. Exhibits cover a variety of topics, including the development of gunpowder and the changing faces of fortifications. Questions from staff about the exhibits and examine historic lances and halberds. Children can also touch replicas of the weapons, try on armour and helmets and try to lift the cannonballs. Walk around the terrace of the bastion, where cannons are pointed at the town. From the bastion you can enjoy stunning views of the old town and the dark green mountains in the background. Don't forget your binoculars and camera! Open to the public from spring to autumn, the Bastion Museum opened in 2008 and is open Tuesday to Sunday from morning to afternoon. In winter it is only available for group visits, which must be booked in advance by phone or email. The Baluard de Sant Jaume is located on the south-west corner of the walled old town of Dalt Vila in the centre of Ibiza Town. Come on foot or take the bus to one of the surrounding stops. Be sure to check out nearby attractions such as Capella de Sant Ciriac, Museu Puget and Plaza Reina Sofia." https://www.expedia.de/Baluard-De-Sant-Jaume-Ibiza-City-Centre.d553248621533072438.POI

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From here you have a really great view over Ibiza and its beaches

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Beautiful views over Ibiza town.

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Very beautiful old town with many squares, monuments and partly a good view of Ibiza Castle "Castell de Eivissa", interesting streets and beautifully designed houses. Restaurants with national and international dishes invite you to linger. Partly cycling prohibited.

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Very nice, definitely a must when visiting Ibiza Town!

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Dalt Vila is one of the reasons why Ibiza was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The decisive factors were the fortifications and the structure of the buildings within. A visit to the old town is highly recommended. For those interested in history and even if you are only partially enthusiastic about history, you can enjoy the wonderful atmosphere in the city.

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