• Port of Alicante - Following a brief introduction to the history, the tour will proceed to the port to explore its significance in Alicante’s development. Participants will learn about key events that occurred there, notable individuals associated with the port, and fascinating facts that have made Alicante renowned throughout Spain.
• Casa Carbonell - The tour will pause to appreciate the architecture along Alicante’s most iconic promenade and delve into its history. Attendees will hear about the people who chose to build their homes by the sea, including notable examples like Casa Carbonell and Casa Lamaignere, as well as the legend behind their construction.
• Passeig Esplanada d’Espanya - The tour cannot leave this spot without uncovering the secrets behind Alicante’s most iconic mosaic. Participants will discover its origin and the meaning behind each of its three colors.
• Alicante Town Hall - Alicante has endured numerous wars, making the survival of this neoclassical palace a marvel. Participants will discover some of the conflicts it has faced and learn about the most illustrious figures who have stayed behind its doors.
• La Ciudad Descubierta - Attendees will understand how Alicante has been shaped throughout its history through these ruins.
• Basilica of St Mary of Alicante - At this stop, the tour will visit the oldest and most beautiful church in the city, located in the former Muslim quarter. Participants will learn about its hidden secrets and hear stories of the miracles said to have occurred here.
• Casco Antiguo-Santa Cruz - The oldest and most colorful neighborhood in Alicante, full of winding narrow streets perfect for endless photo opportunities. Participants will discover its rich traditions, including the famous Holy Week celebrations.
• Cocatedral de Sant Nicolau de Bari d’Alacant - A witness to wars and battles—participants will see the marks of these conflicts on its walls. They will discover why it is dedicated to Saint Nicholas, what this saint means to the city, and learn about the events and processions celebrated here.
• Calle Mayor - The sweetest stop to discover the most typical local sweets. Participants will taste different varieties and categories, and if they wish, they can also purchase some to take home.
• Plaza Portal de Elche - Participants will discover the darker stories that have occurred here and learn about the importance of Elche in Spain.
• Placa Gabriel Miro - Perhaps one of the most beautiful squares in the city, with its centuries-old trees and the soothing sound of water—a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city.
• Carrer San Francisco - The tour will conclude with some of the most unusual characters in Alicante—adored by some, disliked by others. It’s also the perfect place to find a good restaurant and enjoy some delicious tapas.

• Local recommendations to help you experience the city like a true Alicantino
• Traditional sweet tasting

Experience the highlights of Alicante on a 2-hour walking tour, guided by a certified local expert and designed for small groups of up to 12 people, ensuring a more intimate and relaxed atmosphere. Discover the city during the cooler afternoon hours, basking in the enchanting glow of sunset. Visit 12 of Alicante’s most iconic and picturesque locations, such as the vibrant harbor, the Santa Cruz neighborhood, historic squares, and breathtaking viewpoints. Gain insights into the city’s Muslim heritage and the impact of Roman, Christian, and Mediterranean cultures. Wander through the old Medina quarter, marvel at landmarks like the Basilica of Saint Mary and the Co-Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, and uncover legends and secrets often overlooked by visitors. Delight in a tasting of a traditional local sweet, and receive insider recommendations on dining, sightseeing, and experiencing Alicante like a local. This enjoyable, cultural, and engaging tour is the perfect introduction to the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.