This newly-renovated townhall dates from the 19th century. Like in any self-respecting village, it stands in the centre of a square with a fountain, on which the older men sit in the sun and watch the kids play. The architecture is typical of Ibiza: flat roofs, arches and narrow windows. If you are on the square and loud music starts up without warning – but there is no village festival or performance of the traditional Pagès ball looming – you’re not going crazy; it was just time once more for the folklore CD.
