Dalt Vila is the name given to the city’s historic old town built in a large walled enclosure enjoying the title of World Heritage granted by the UNESCU in 1999. The fortress is heptagonal shaped and protected by seven defensive bastion

Standing tall, far away at the other side of the bridge that connects the walled enclosure of Ibiza with the rest of the city, the Portal de Ses Taules is one of the most emblematic images of Ibiza. The fortification was built between 1584 and 1585 to protect Puig de Vila, the highest part of the Ibizan capital, which extended over a surface area of 10 hectares and a perimeter of 1,800 metres. Since 1999 that it is considered a World Heritage Site by the Unesco.