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Ibiza is a Spanish island known for its nightlife centered around clubs in Ibiza City and San Antonio. It has attempted to shift to a quieter atmosphere but remains popular for dancing. The island features protected natural areas, warm weather year-round, a major port, and its Cathedral of Our Lady of the Snows, while internationally renowned nightclubs like Privilage, Amnesia, Space, and DC10 attract tourists.
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We are...
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My region
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Coast region
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Spain
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- 1. PATRICIA LILIANA Y ANTONELLA
- 2. Ibiza is a touristy place popular for its night life, centered in the city of Ibiza and San Antonio Abad. It has a lot of clubs like Privilage, Amnesia , Space,DC10, etc The “Consejo Insular de Ibiza” tried to transform it in a quiet place In 1999 it was considered as a “Bienes Patrimonio de la Humanidad”. The Natural Reservation has been defined as the best conservation of the Mediterranean. It is situated in the Mediterranean sea, the islands from part of Spain Balearesen to 79 km east of the Iberian Peninsula.
- 6. The temperature is between 20ºC and 26ºC
- 7. Ibiza has an important port
- 8. The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Snows
- 9. The most famous night club
- 10. THANK YOU FOR ALL ANTONELLA PATRICIA LILIANA