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<< The Sant Jaume bulwark >> "Exhibition of the weapons that protected the walls of Eivissa The main theme of the Sant Jaume Bastion, opened in spring 2008 and situated in Ronda Calvi, is military technology in modern history and how fortifications changed and gunpowder artillery evolved. In this bastion you can see weapons, armour and cannon bombs, among other objects, and they can be tried out by visitors." https://tourism.eivissa.es/what-to-see/cultural-visits/museums/the-sant-jaume-bulwark/

Bastion of Sant Jaume: Exhibition of the weapons that protected the walls of Ibiza Inside, military technology from the 16th to 18th centuries is presented. The main artillery pieces were located in the casemates of the bastions, covering wide spaces with their crossfire. In this space, cannons, a heavy mortar, carabiners, swords, helmets and corselets that visitors can put on are displayed. https://turismo.eivissa.es/que-ver/visitas-culturales/museos/baluarte-sant-jaume/

<< 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

You should already see the port when you are in Ibiza

You have an amazing view from above

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

fabulous views from the fort over the city

Beautiful views over Ibiza town.