Puget Museum

A A★★★★★★★★★★5.0a year ago

Absolutely worth visiting!!! A very well restored building with nice paintings telling about people's life in 1900' . I could spend hours there. Y Free entry

C Neon★★★★★★★★★★3.08 months ago

A nice museum of Art in the middle section of the city wall. It kept many of the decorations, windows, and staircase in its original form. A nice resting during the climb from the lower section to the top.

Liam A★★★★★★★★★★3.09 months ago

A small but beautiful building containing works by a local artist from the early 20th Century that show life in the town before international tourism. You can see most of the pieces inside an hour. The historic building isn’t air conditioned so was extremely warm during summer. However, it’s worth a visit if just for the building and the views from the windows and small terrace.

Stekelberg★★★★★★★★★★4.03 years ago

Interesting museum, it’s worth a visit. Free entrance. The set of works that make up the permanent collection of the Puget Museum come from a donation made to the state by Narcís Puget Riquer and accepted by Royal Decree on 22nd December 1982. The collection is made up of a total of 130 works. Twenty-nine watercolours and twenty-nine drawings done by Narcs Puget Riquer and forty-two oil paintings and thirty drawings done by his father, Narcis Puget Viñas. In 1997, the collection was handed over to the state, which assigned its tutorship to the Majorca Museum and its custody to the Archaeological Museum of Eivissa and Formentera. In 2003, Eivissa City Council ceded the use of this building to the Ministry of Culture so that the collection could be installed on a permanent basis. The Puget Museum was opened to the public on 30th April 2007, thanks to a collaboration agreement between the Ministry of Culture and Eivissa City Council, signed on 12th February 2007.

Film it in Spain★★★★★★★★★★4.0a year ago

Fascinating collection depicting local themes. Technically brilliant pseudo-impressionist takes on Ibiza life from a century ago. The watercolours are magisterial. Its free, as well. Lively work.