Puig De Missa is the name that receives the elevated zone of the church-castle that PreSides Santa Eularia. Visible from any point of the villa, the easiest access we will find at the entrance of the village itself. An indication to the elevated area with the name Puig De Missa invites us to deviate from the main road. We advise you to park at the height of The Ethnological Museum and take the tour to the summit on foot, because you will not find much parking area and also allow you to contemplate the beautiful scenery visible in this ascension.

The area, declared as a Picturesque landscape at the beginning of the last century, preserves the traditional Ibiza houses with whitewashed walls, together with the floral tradition that has always accompanied the area. This combination gives rise to prints such as the Barrau Museum. As for the Church Of Puig De Missa, it seems to have its origin IN the 16th century, although it is very likely to be built on some older building, due to the visual dominance over a wide strip of sea and the entire River Of Santa Eulária. One of the characteristics of this building is its outward form. DeSpite having an original structure of single nave, new elements of construction have been added, such as the chapels, the houses of the vicar and priest and the Sala de la Sacristia, which have been changing their outward appearance, in which it can hardly be distinguished form Any. The Porxo is no less peculiar, with a window overlooking the hills and a door leading to the Missa cemetery. Interesting the small garden with some pits that we found on the way.