Take a walk at the Explanade de Espana, and be dazzled by more than 6 million ceramic tiles on the promenade floor. Get amazed by the Spanish Boulevard on the seaside. Admire the Baroque façade of the Town Hall and the modernist Casa Carbonell, one of the city’s most striking buildings.

Take the lift up to the fortifications of Santa Bárbara Castle, located on the strategic mountain of Benacantil. Get panoramic views of the city and its bay as you sip a glass of wine from Alicante

Next, walk down to the quaint old quarter of the Barrio de Santa Cruz and discover quiet streets of colorful buildings. Experience a typically Mediterranean way of life before going to the 17th-century Co-cathedral of Saint Nicholas of Bari, built on the remains of a mosque.

Discover the oldest church in the city, dating back to the 14th century. It was built upon the ruins of Alicante’s biggest mosque and has a single, non-cruciform nave with side chapels between the buttresses.

The most authentic food market in valencian community, learn about the local products and its history meet the local vendors while you taste a local wine

Visit civil war the memorial in Alicante. The metal plaque on the floor at the rear of the market remembers the dead of the Mercado Central. Each dash and dot represents a victim of the bombing.