Museo Monograpjic / Necròpoli de Puig des Molins

This hilltop site on the southwest edge of Ibiza town is one of the best-preserved Phoenician, Punic, and Roman necropolises in the world — a cemetery that served continuously through all of Antiquity. The necropolis holds around 3,000 rock-cut tombs, with 340 you can actually see from the outside. The attached museum displays artifacts left behind by all three civilizations, giving you a surprisingly rich window into who was living and dying on this island long before the clubs showed up.