Eivissa Cathedral is a true example of Baroque style. The cathedral was built on the initiative of Catalan conquerors in 1235. Previously the site of the cathedral was the location of one of local mosques. The invaders completely destroyed the building, leaving only its foundation. Until the 17th century the cathedral was a grim and stern Gothic building, and then it completely changed its appearance, turning to a no less charming baroque style building. Among the cultural institutions of Ibiza tourists are recommended to visit Archaeological Museum, the collection of which includes hundreds of priceless artifacts. Travellers should not forget to include a visit to Ethnographic Museum and Van der Wurth Gallery in their cultural program. The latest institution will be appreciated by modern art connoisseurs. Sa Nostra Culture Hall regularly exhibits a variety of events, from theater performances to concerts of classical music.
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