• Plaza Puerta del Mar - Start your journey at Puerta del Mar, a central and lively hub in Alicante, perfectly situated between the marina, the renowned Explanada de España promenade, and the historic old town. This stunning waterfront area provides an ideal introduction to the city’s Mediterranean allure, featuring palm-lined paths, bustling cafés, luxury yachts, and picturesque coastal vistas.

From this vantage point, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Alicante’s harbor and the majestic Santa Bárbara Castle, dramatically set atop Mount Benacantil overlooking the city. As the tour commences, soak in the vibrant atmosphere while discovering Alicante’s rich history, coastal culture, and iconic landmarks.

• Alicante City Hall - Proceed to the Alicante Town Hall (Ayuntamiento de Alicante), a distinguished and recognizable landmark of the city. This magnificent 18th-century Baroque structure boasts a beautifully symmetrical façade, grand twin towers, and intricate architectural details that reflect Alicante’s rich history and prosperous past. Situated in the heart of the old town, the Town Hall stands as a significant symbol of the city’s civic and cultural heritage.

Inside, visitors can explore the renowned “Cota Cero” reference point, used as Spain’s official sea-level measurement benchmark. Surrounded by charming plazas and historic streets, this stop offers excellent photo opportunities and a glimpse into Alicante’s architectural and historical legacy.

• Passeig Esplanada d’Espanya - A short stroll away is the delightful Explanada de España, the city’s iconic promenade paved with over six million colorful marble tiles forming a wave pattern. Lined with palm trees and cafés, it perfectly embodies Alicante’s Mediterranean ambiance.
• Cocatedral de Sant Nicolau de Bari d’Alacant - Next, visit the impressive Co-Cathedral of Saint Nicholas of Bari, one of Alicante’s most significant religious and architectural landmarks. Constructed between 1613 and 1662 on the site of a former mosque, the cathedral beautifully reflects the city’s layered history and cultural heritage. Its elegant Renaissance-style exterior leads to a richly decorated Baroque interior filled with intricate details, chapels, and historic artwork.

Be sure to gaze up and admire the cathedral’s magnificent blue-domed roof, rising approximately 45 meters above the city and serving as one of the most iconic features of Alicante’s skyline. Located in the heart of the old town, this landmark offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into Alicante’s religious history and architectural beauty.

• Platja del Postiguet - From here, meander through the charming and atmospheric streets of El Barrio, Alicante’s historic Old Town quarter known for its colorful buildings, narrow alleyways, lively plazas, and traditional Mediterranean character. As you explore this picturesque neighborhood, discover hidden corners, local cafés, and beautiful historic architecture that reflect the city’s rich cultural heritage.

Along the way, visit the Basilica of Santa María, the oldest church in Alicante, dating from the 14th to 16th centuries. Built in Valencian Gothic style over the remains of a former mosque, the basilica is one of the city’s most important historic and artistic landmarks. Admire its beautifully detailed Baroque façade, impressive interior, and magnificent altarpiece, making it a true architectural treasure within Alicante’s Old Town.

• Carrer Major, s/n - Nearby, explore the picturesque Calle Mayor and the surrounding historic lanes, where colorful façades, flower-filled balconies, charming cafés, and hidden squares create a vibrant Mediterranean atmosphere. As you wander through these narrow streets, discover traces of Alicante’s Moorish and medieval heritage reflected in the architecture, layout, and timeless character of the Old Town.
• Casa Carbonell - Continue past the elegant Casa Carbonell, one of Alicante’s most iconic early 20th-century modernist buildings, beautifully located along the waterfront near Postiguet Beach. Known for its striking white façade, ornate architectural details, and French-inspired Belle Époque style, the building adds a touch of timeless glamour and sophistication to Alicante’s seaside promenade. This landmark remains a favorite photo stop while showcasing the city’s rich architectural heritage and coastal charm.
• Rambla de Méndez Núñez - Stroll along the lively Rambla de Méndez Núñez, one of Alicante’s main avenues and a vibrant center of local life lined with shops, cafés, and bustling city activity. This iconic boulevard also serves as one of the main focal points during Alicante’s world-famous Hogueras de San Juan festival, when the streets come alive with parades, music, fireworks, and spectacular artistic displays celebrating the city’s most important annual tradition.
• Mercat Central d’Alacant - Your tour then continues to the Central Market (Mercado Central), a beautiful early 20th-century Modernist building completed in 1922 and considered one of Alicante’s most important local landmarks. Inside, experience the vibrant and authentic atmosphere as locals shop for fresh seafood, meats, seasonal fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and regional specialties. The market offers a wonderful glimpse into everyday life in Alicante while showcasing the flavors, traditions, and culinary culture of the region.
• Santa Bárbara Castle - If time permits, the tour may also pass by the exterior access route leading toward the historic Santa Bárbara Castle, where you’ll learn about its important strategic role in protecting Alicante throughout centuries of history. Perched high above the city on Mount Benacantil, the castle remains one of Alicante’s most iconic landmarks and offers impressive panoramic views over the coastline and harbor.

The tour concludes back in the heart of Alicante’s charming Old Town, where you can relax at a local café, enjoy traditional Spanish cuisine, or continue exploring the city’s vibrant streets, shops, and waterfront at your own leisure.

• Private Tour
• Guide

• Gratuities (Not required but is highly appreciated)
• Refreshments

Embark on a walking tour through the heart of Alicante’s Old Town to uncover its rich history, breathtaking architecture, and lively Mediterranean ambiance. Visit the city’s most renowned landmarks, such as the sophisticated Baroque Town Hall, the renowned wave-patterned Explanada de España, the Renaissance-style Co-Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, and the Gothic Basilica of Santa María.

Wander through the enchanting streets of El Barrio, Alicante’s historic district, brimming with vibrant buildings, bustling plazas, secluded alleyways, and local cafés. During the tour, explore the lively Central Market, appreciate the seafront grandeur of Casa Carbonell, and immerse yourself in the genuine vibrancy of the city’s daily life.

As you journey, take in the stunning views of the majestic Santa Bárbara Castle towering over Alicante, while your guide shares insights into the city’s Moorish, medieval, and contemporary heritage.

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