Experience great dramas, lively music, dance, and musicals in an impressive 19th-century building with imposing columns. Cultural evenings at the Teatro Principal de Alicante combine traditional performances with a historical flair that touches the artistic soul. Numerous famous names have already taken to the stage here to celebrate the art forms of theatre and ballet.

Wander through winding alleys lined with whitewashed houses. Discover a world where local artists and craftsmen showcase their work in small galleries and studios. Every corner tells a story, marked by the historic architecture and the iconic blue domed roof of the church, while the gentle sound of the sea and the scent of the Mediterranean fill the air.

Explore the oldest active church in Alicante, built on the ruins of a mosque. Admire the Valencian Gothic style, the golden rococo altarpiece, as well as the magnificent baroque doors decorated with sculptures by Juan Bautista Borja. A highlight is the statue of Mary by José Esteve Bonet, which gives a touch of the city's deep-rooted religious art and history.

Explore over 30 hand-picked restaurants, bars, and shops spread over two floors. From Davide Longoni's best pizza al taglio, to Chinese dumplings from Agie Zhou, to Genoese classics like farinata and focaccia di recco, this place offers a culinary journey through Italy and beyond. A paradise for every gourmet.

Photograph an architectural gem that combines the diversity of modernism and neo-gothic. With 365 windows representing every day of the year, this historic building offers unique perspectives and plays of light. Each façade tells the story of a wealthy businessman whose vision of love and retribution is set in stone. Capture the timeless elegance in your images.

Colourful façades, which once showed fishermen the way, characterise the cityscape and invite you to take a walk. Between historic walls and the azure sea, you will discover chocolate workshops that invite you to taste them. In the many cafés along the beach promenade you can relax with regional tapas and a view of the sea.

Along the coast, colourful houses are lined up like pearls on a string, while the blue of the sea is always present. In the narrow streets, the sweet smell of chocolate awaits you, straight from the Valor manufactory. A visit to the Michelin-starred restaurant Emperador completes the culinary adventure, where local delicacies are celebrated at the highest level.

Explore one of the largest medieval fortresses in Spain, built in the 9th century. Admire the panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. Ascend the historic plains, discover ancient remains, and get up close and personal with history through art exhibitions and festivals at this impressive monument.

Immerse yourself in the world of the Renaissance and Baroque by marveling at the impressive architecture and ornate altarpieces of the Concatedral de San Nicolás. The golden splendor and fine carvings, built on the ruins of a mosque, reveal to you a piece of heaven on earth, complemented by the historical significance of the place.

Discover winding alleys surrounded by brightly painted houses and fragrant flowers. Historical landmarks such as the Basilica of Santa María intertwine with everyday life, while the lively nightlife in the taverns invites you to linger. A mix of culture, history and joie de vivre awaits you in every corner of this unique neighborhood.

Discover a fascinating collection of artwork by local artists, ranging from medieval to modern Spanish art, presented in the historic Palacio del Conde de Lumiares. Admire the impressive 18th-century architecture of the palace as you stroll through exhibitions that bring Alicante's rich art history and culture to life.

Majestic castles, Gothic churches and palaces from the Middle Ages surround you. Explore the Castle of Cocentaina, admire the ornate Church of Santa Maria, and walk through the Palace of the Counts. The All Saints' Fair, one of the oldest in Spain, brings times gone by to life as you wander among the stalls and enjoy the medieval flair to the fullest.

Cross ancient bridges and admire the viaducts created by the artful marriage of nature and engineering. Each structure tells its own story of innovation and cultural heritage, immersed in the picturesque landscape of the surrounding natural parks.

Explore 100,000 years of history, from prehistoric relics to medieval artifacts. Interactive exhibitions and multimedia presentations bring the past to life. Modern and child-friendly approaches make history tangible, for example through workshops where you become an archaeologist yourself. In addition to permanent collections, changing international exhibitions await you.

Wander through narrow cobblestone streets, past whitewashed houses, up to the majestic castle that has watched over the valley since the 11th century. From this elevated vantage point, enjoy spectacular views of the turquoise waters of the reservoir and the surrounding green landscapes. Discover small museums and craft shops that keep the rich history and culture of this place alive.

Explore an impressive collection of avant-garde 20th-century art in a historic baroque building. Admire works by Picasso, Miró, and Dalí as you wander through rooms that represent a fascinating fusion of past and present. The dynamic combination of modern creativity and historical elegance offers a unique cultural experience.