Hermitage of San Miguel

The hermitage of San Miguel is recognized in Ibi as a pilgrimage area. It presides from its location the arrival of the pilgrims who celebrate the day of the saint who precedes his name (always the Sunday before the feast of St. Michael).

Location: Cerro de San Miguel.

Observations: Open only on the Sunday before the San Miguel festival.

Hermitage of San Pascual

Sometimes finding a decent picnic area is a difficult task. But today we have succeeded. We had decided to eat in the San Pascual recreation area.
We did not know what we were going to meet (we have found everything) but we were pleasantly surprised. Upon arrival we have found a clean and well-conditioned place to spend a very pleasant day. We have only been a few hours because the air has been turned and it was quite cold. On the other hand very normal thing since we are in the middle of winter. But the time we have been there we have had a great time.
Getting there is very easy, if you have already been there, because at first we lost ourselves a little because of not reading the signs well.
You have to go along the A-77 motorway which is the one that leads to Castalla through San Vicente and Agost. We have to go out in Ibi (this) which is the one that there is after all Ibi. As soon as we leave the highway there is a roundabout with a sign that tells us that the natural site is on the right.
We take the road and at the first detour to the left we are shown the restaurant and San pascual. We go up that road and a little further up the road forks. We follow the indication to San Pascual, which is the one on the left and continue going up. We pass the Los Serafines restaurant and further on we find another fork where it indicates San pascual on the right.
Along this path we will reach a point where the road to traffic is cut. There is a building that is a nun camp, I think, and an esplanade on the right where we can leave the cars. From here you have to walk up. It is not far, but the slope is quite, quite steep. But hey, since then we are going to throw ourselves into the nap there …
The picnic area has a couple of children’s areas, plenty of tables and benches, barbecues, toilets, fountains and plenty of shade. The pine forest is great. There are fantastic views, plenty to walk around and no danger because nobody can drive up there and the esplanades are big. It has a small hermitage, well it is more like an altar to San Pascual where it seems that the neighbors are on pilgrimage from Ibi. And I think that asking for permission you can camp there.
We have eaten the sea well and surely we will return when the weather is good with friends to enjoy nature for a while. I leave the photos for you to play yourselves.

Location: Place of San Pascual.

Observations: Consult visiting conditions. Includes recreational area.

Hermitage of Santa Lucia

The hermitage presides from the top of the Cerro de Santa Lucía the town of Ibi. It is built on the remains of the old Castell Vermell. Despite not knowing its actual construction date, it is known that it existed in 1559. It is also known that in 1593 works were made in the hermitage. Several years later, in 1620, it was demolished due to an earthquake that struck the entire area. It was a long time before it was restored in 1979. It is declared a site of cultural interest. The construction of its walls is using the ordinary 55cm masonry technique. and the corners reinforced with ashlars. The temple roof is groin vaulted and the Arab tile roof. The building stands in the period of Muslim domination (XII) with the presence of a defensive tower. The hermitage was erected on the remains of this tower, by Christians, in the 16th century. The Cerro de Santa Lucía was first inhabited in the second millennium B.C. (bronze Age). Useful remains and materials from this era have been found.

Location: Cerro de Santa Lucía.

Fester Monument

It is located in the Plaza of the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord. The monument represents the image of “La Mare de Déu dels Desamparats”, at his feet, under his cloak, a Moorish and another Christian party-goer. It is the work of the sculptor Vicente Ferrero. It was the first monument that was dedicated to the Moors and Christians Festival and its patron saint, of all the municipalities that celebrate this type of celebration. It has as background a striking light source. Its inauguration, along with that of the total remodeling of the square, took place on the twenty-ninth of August 1982.

Location: Plaza de la Iglesia de la Transfiguración del Señor.

Observations: Urban space.

Monument to the Three Kings

In the square to which it gives its name is the only known monument in the world dedicated to the figure of the three Wise Men from the East, so closely connected with the toy industry of strong implantation in Ibi. It was inaugurated on January 5, 1975 and is a stone work by Aurelio López Azaustre. Currently this monument has undergone modifications and alterations in its surroundings, making it ugly and eliminating the woodland that accompanied it. On January 4 of each year, the heralds of the Kings arrive led by the music bands and the floats to collect the letters that the local children passionately deliver to them. On the 5th, the Three Kings parade ends in the plaza that bears his name.

Location: Plaza de los Reyes Magos.

Observations:Urban space.

Museum of Biodiversity

The Biodiversity Museum is located in Plaza Nicolás Payá Jover, nº 2. It was inaugurated on September 30, 2004, is the result of the Agreement signed by the City Council of Ibi, through its Department of Environment, and the University of Alicante, through CIBIO (Ibero-American Center for Biodiversity) and has counted with the sponsorship of the Biodiversity Foundation of the Ministry of the Environment.

Location: Nicolás Payá Jover Square, 2.

Contact: Phone 966553168. Fax 966553168.

Email: Museu.bio@ibi.es

Hours:Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Monday.

Tickets: General € 2. Reduced € 1. Guided tour € 1.5. Sundays, holidays and children under 9 years free admission.

Toy Centennial Monument

Monument located in the Plaza del Centenario, in the city center. It represents the acts carried out in 2006 to celebrate the centenary of the creation of the first toy in Ibi. It is the most recently created and is dedicated to all those who dedicated part of their lives to the manufacture and manufacture of toys.

Location: Square Centenario.

Observations: Urban space.

Monument of the Geladors

Monument in tribute to the “Ibenses ice cream parlors”, nestled in the “dels Geladors” park, which represents the ups and downs of a family of ice cream parlors, model of so many others that were transhumated throughout the geography of our country and also abroad, such as pioneers of this important current industry. It is the work of the Galician artist Magin Picallo.

Location: Park of the Geladors.

Observations: Urban space.

Hermitage of San Vicente

The Exhibition Hall of the Hermitage of San Vicente is located in the Plaza de San Vicente, in the city center. It is a restored 18th century hermitage and is currently destined for the exhibition hall with a regular program throughout the year.

For more information:

CULTURAL CENTER OF LA VILLA

Avenue de la Industria, nº 5

03440 IBI (Alicante)

P. 96 555 46 50

F. 96 655 05 46

e-mail: ccv@ibi.escultura@ibi.es

 

Location: Street Castalla, s/n.

Observations: Consult visiting conditions.

Church of the Transfiguration

It is a building of architectural interest. Its construction dates from the beginning of the 12th century, the towers located on the sides stand out, and the dome located on the transept, covered with blue tiles. Inside, it houses frescoes by the artist Joaquín Oliet, as well as carvings from El Salvador and the Virgen de los Desamparados.

Location: Street les Eres, 10.

Observations: Consult visiting conditions.

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