Ibiza Gallery has wrapped up its 2026 season after a summer of luxury retail openings, contemporary art, electronic music and new dining experiences. Located within The Site Ibiza, the 4,800-square-metre destination has expanded its offering with international brands and a cultural programme aimed at both residents and visitors to Ibiza and Formentera, according to Palladium Hotel Group.
Developed by Palladium Hotel Group, Ibiza Gallery combines fashion and beauty boutiques with art exhibitions, installations, music events and restaurants, reflecting its ambition to offer experiences that go beyond shopping.
Chloé, Rick Owens and Aesop among the new arrivals
One of the season’s main highlights was the arrival of several international fashion, accessories and beauty brands.
New additions included Chloé, known for its elegant yet relaxed aesthetic; Rick Owens, a leading name in avant-garde fashion; and Orlebar Brown, which specialises in men’s resortwear.
They were joined by AlphaTauri, with its contemporary, technical approach to design, and reVOLVER Sunglasses, an Ibiza-born eyewear brand bringing a local connection to the retail line-up.
In beauty, one of the most significant openings was Aesop’s first store in the Balearic Islands, located at Ibiza Gallery. The offer was further expanded by temporary retail spaces from Swatch and Sephora. Swatch, in particular, created a colourful summer pop-up inspired by the island.
These additions complemented the boutiques already operating at the venue, strengthening its mix of international labels and design-led brands.

Contemporary art takes centre stage with Cardi Gallery and Alec Monopoly
Art played a prominent role in Ibiza Gallery’s 2026 programme. Cardi Gallery, which has locations in Milan and London, presented two exhibitions by Italian artists during the season.
The first, Janua Coeli by Marco Bagnoli, explored the relationship between sculpture, light and space. It was followed by Camino by Davide Balliano, an exhibition focused on abstraction and the treatment of materials through paintings and works on paper.
Another major moment came on 24 August, when artist Alec Monopoly unveiled DJ MONOPZ, a monumental sculpture celebrating Ibiza’s DJ culture.
Monopoly completed the work live during the event, using his distinctive graphic style, before taking to the decks for a music set. The gathering brought together figures from the creative world and electronic music scene, including Lilly Palmer and Steve Aoki.

Tomorrowland brings electronic music to Ibiza Gallery’s rooftop
Electronic music was another key part of the summer programme, with the official Tomorrowland store and its rooftop providing a setting for a series of events.
The Tomorrowland Ibiza Rooftop Sessions combined electronic music, design and social gatherings, adding a nightlife-inspired dimension to the gallery’s retail offering.
Brand launches, art events and other activities also took place throughout the summer, helping establish Ibiza Gallery as a venue for cultural and social experiences beyond its boutiques.
StreetXO Ibiza expands the dining offer
Food was another highlight of the season with the opening of StreetXO Ibiza, the culinary concept created by chef Dabiz Muñoz, known for its bold, urban and unconventional approach to dining.
Located within Ibiza Gallery, the restaurant has added another dining option to the experiences available at The Site Ibiza.
Its arrival further broadens the destination’s offer, bringing together fashion, design, contemporary art, electronic music and gastronomy in one location.
A 4,800-square-metre destination within The Site Ibiza
Ibiza Gallery is part of The Site Ibiza, a new lifestyle and leisure destination developed by Palladium Hotel Group.
The project belongs to Grupo Empresas Matutes (GEM), a Spanish business group headquartered in Ibiza with more than 50 years of history. The group owns Palladium Hotel Group and has assets across ten countries in Europe and the Americas.
Ibiza Gallery is designed as a meeting point combining premium retail brands, dining and cultural activities, reinforcing The Site Ibiza’s wider lifestyle offering on the island.






