
Can Ros Ethnological Museum: Ibiza’s ways and customs
A walk through the history, customs and everyday life of the island at the Can Ros Ethnological Museum

On the Puig de Missa you can visit the Can Ros Ethnological Museum, one of the old houses of the Puig de Missa, restored and run as a museum since 1994. Getting there is easy: it is the first thing you come to as you climb the slope that leads up to the church from Santa Eulària’s main road. You can go in from the lower side, where a flight of steps winds around an old well, or walk down from the church to the upper entrance.
What you will find in the museum
Inside you will see all kinds of handcrafted objects that were part of everyday life on the island until not so long ago. The highlights are the permanent exhibitions on clothing and jewellery and on winemaking tools. The upstairs porch also gives you superb views.
More places to discover around the Can Ros Ethnological Museum
From the Can Ros Ethnological Museum you are close to these places of cultural interest

Puig de Missa Church Less than 1 km away
Puig de Missa is the name given to the hilltop crowned by the fortified church that overlooks Santa Eulària.
Nearby villages
Beaches near the Can Ros Ethnological Museum
Next to the cathedral square, you can enjoy views over the beaches of Ibiza Town.

One of Santa Eulalia’s biggest attractions is, without a doubt, its town beach, which runs along the coast between the Santa Eularia river and the marina.

An unusual beach you will find in the Siesta residential area of Santa Eulalia del Río.






