Església de Sant Joan

North & Interior Ibiza


The only real sight in Sant Joan, this village church is a whitewashed, slightly unusual (for Ibiza) 18th-century construction with distinctive splashes of yellow paint and a slim steeple dating from the 20th century. The interior is very plain, with a chequered-floor nave topped by a barrel-vaulted roof.


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