Top Alicante Art & Culture

Discover Alicante’s historical, culinary, and sightseeing highlights: this half-day, small-group tour offers a perfect introduction to the city’s charms. Meet your guide at the Central Market, where you can greet stallholders and enjoy nibbles as you go. Then, head via private transportation to the Santa Bárbara Castle for views overlooking the Old Town. Finally, finish with a wander through the atmospheric Santa Cruz neighborhood, and stop for award-winning tapas bites.

Visitors to Alicante cover more of the historic city, in less time, with this city sights bike tour. Start your day biking through the narrow streets of the old town. Then cruise along the coast before visiting la Explanada, the city's famed, tree-lined boulevard. And during the tour the guide will provide you with a local snack

Get away from the busy areas on a private day trip that takes you to the remote mountain towns of Guadalest and Fuentes del Algar, known for their panoramic views and waterfalls. Leaving transportation to someone else will avoid winding mountain roads, while opting for a private tour gives you full attention and flexibility to tailor your itinerary.

See more of the landscape beyond the coastal city of Alicante, and visit the mountain town of Guadalest and the Algar Waterfalls (Fonts de l’Algar) on a day trip. You’ll travel in a small group that’s limited to just eight people, along with a driver-guide to learn about the region as you go. Entrance fees to the museum and castle in Guadalest are included, and you’ll have ample free time to walk or swim at the falls.

Discover the historic landmarks and gastronomic highlights of vibrant Alicante on this 3-hour walking tour. Enjoy the undivided attention of your private guide as you explore the mountaintop Santa Bárbara Castle and sip a glass of traditional Sangria (own expense) looking down over the coast. Then, stroll along the scenic Explanada de España, admire architectural gems like Casa Carbonell and visit the striking St. Nicholas of Bari Cathedral.

Visit two of the most beautiful coastal towns in the Alicante province full of charm and taste chocolate!

Coastal Alicante is known for its old-world charm—and this small-group walking tour invites you to discover its top sights. Meet your guide at the waterfront Plaza Puerta del Mar. You’ll stroll the tiled Explanada de España, will enjoy panoramic views (and local beer) at the lofty Santa Bárbara Castle, will admire major landmarks like the San Nicolas de Bari Procathedral, will mingle with locals at a bustling market, and more but only the best.

Venture underground to explore the Canelobre Cave, a spectacular cavern just north of Alicante. Enjoy transport directly from Alicante and a guided tour of the cave, one of the largest and most popular in the Valenciana region. Take in dramatic stalactites and stalagmites while learning about the formation of this karst cave over history. Cap off your day with a stop in the pretty village of Busot for a guided stroll.

Discover by the hands of our tour guides the history and culture of the Alicante city. Our first stop is located at 169 metres above the sea level, where stands the Castle of Santa Barbara that started the city of Al-Laqant, built 1000 years ago. Today from that same spot you can enjoy the best views of the city and it is a great starting point to learn about the fascinating story of Alicante. We offer a private tour, with no rush, just enjoying the moment, the legends and what our guides have to say about this charming city.

Coastal Alicante is known for its old-world charm—and this small-group walking tour invites you to discover its top sights. Meet your guide at the waterfront Plaza Puerta del Mar. You’ll stroll the tiled Explanada de España, will enjoy panoramic views (and local wine) at the lofty Santa Bárbara Castle, will admire major landmarks like the San Nicolas de Bari Procathedral, will mingle with locals at a bustling market, and more.

The surroundings of the city of Alicante, the region of l'Alacantí, is a semi arid area at the foot of the mountains that limit this territory. Agriculture in the past and residential tourism today have modified the area, mixing the old and the modern in a unique location. The Canalobre caves are a natural treasure hidden in the heart of the mountain. Not far away, leaving the watchtowers of Xixona and Busot behind, we will find an essential product in our Christmas celebration, the Nougat. Enjoy a private tour led by a certified and perfectly qualified guide. Get to know these places in a different and exclusive way

Admire iconic architecture in the province of Alicante on this 3-hour Alcoy walking tour. Explore the historic streets of Alcoy as a guide sheds light on the city’s rich culture and traditions. Learn how the Industrial Revolution shaped the city we see today and gain insight into working conditions through the 19th century. Along the way, take in top landmarks including Casa del Pavo, Placeta de Ferrándiz y Carbonell and Viaducto Bridge, and marvel at the impressive Modernist, Secessionist, and Neoclassical architecture for which the city is famous.

Enjoy two days in Alicante touring its streets and feeling like a local. You will discover through history and gastronomy the culture of Spain and customs in Alicante. We recommend for travelers who just want to enjoy the authentic city and be their first or second visit ..

Be prepared to fall in love with Alicante in 3 hours. This is the best of the all in one day! Soak up awe-inspiring scenery, eat traditional (tapas) food, and explore the city like a local. This Alicante walking tour is a great orientation for first-time visitor.

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. You will have a chance to explore the city, while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Alicante is famous for its magnificent palm tree flanked boulevards and shopping streets. The original name of the city “Lucentum” translates as “City of Light”. Alicante is Arabic for the city of lights. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. You will be surprised how many stories are hidden in the streets, buildings and corners of Alicante. Perfect for those who are visiting the city for the first time and want to get the most of it!

We will introduce Alicante from its museums a different way to provide a true essence of its history by a local and official tour guide. Reward yourself for an afternoon well spent with a refreshing aperitivo as we watch the world walk by. • Spend a memorable afternoon exploring Alicante • Gain insight into the rich history of Alicante museums • Sit back and enjoy a glass of an aperitivo as you process all you have learned!

Ditch the guidebook and explore Costa Blanca’s capital city like a local. Craft an itinerary that suits your interests and hit the streets with an insider, visiting landmarks, authentic local institutions, and hot spots. Benefit from a non-professional’s passion for their city and enjoy an excursion that’s personal, authentic, and at your own pace.

Discover the interior of the Valencian Community, its mountainous landscape, and its lesser-known and well-preserved historical cities that will surprise you. Xàtiva was one of the most important historical cities, full of palaces and heritage, the place where the famous Borgia family was born. We will go up by car to its castle, which was a state prison and has landscapes and views of more than 80km. We will continue visiting Ontinyent, a city with an old textile industry that preserves the medieval quarter, the duchess's palace and a fantastic museum of Moors and Christians festivals and parades that we will visit. Finally we will visit Anna, where there is a palace restored by artisans brought from Morocco, making carvings, art and gardens that have given it fame and is known as 'the Valencian Alhambra'

Immerse yourself in Spanish culture by exploring Alicante on an itinerary inspired by locals for travelers. Sure, the monuments and history are exciting, but wait until you taste the tapas and sip the famous wines from Alicante. Discover both the traditional and the trendy sides of Alicante Enjoy tapas with locals in the most authentic area Have fun

Altea, one of the ten most beautiful towns in Spain and a refuge for artists, continues to be one of the most beautiful getaways in the province to this day. Its white houses and cobbled streets form a unique ensemble that has led it to belong to that list of beautiful towns, so much so that it is difficult to understand the fortress castle on which the new town was built in the 16th and 17th centuries. On the way back, passing through the always impressive Benidorm, we headed to La Vila Joiosa, a city born in the 14th century also on a fortress that marked the border of the kingdom of Valencia for a time. The uniqueness of its colored houses, heritage of the fishing industry, has led to a unique set that is today copied in numerous historic centers of many cities. To finish, we will visit a chocolate factory where we can not only learn about its production but also taste and buy this succulent product.

This is a great opportunity to visit the town and natural area of Guadalest. This is a small group tour of no more than 8 people and therefore is an exclusive way to visit the area. Located inland from Alicante city, on tour we travel from the coast inland towards the mountains and in approximately 1 hour reach the lush green area of the Guadalest valley. It is a beautiful drive and your local guide will accompany the group throughout the tour focusing on the local culture and gastronomy of the area, Alicante and Spain. There will be the opportunity to taste some local products such as seasoned fruits, local sweets and liquors. The group will then have free time to enjoy the town and area before returning to Alicante.

Discover the interior of the Valencian Community, its mountainous landscape, and its lesser-known and well-preserved historical cities that will surprise you. Xàtiva was one of the most important historical cities, full of palaces and heritage, the place where the famous Borgia family was born. We will go up by car to its castle, which was a state prison and has landscapes and views of more than 80km. We will continue visiting Ontinyent, a city with an old textile industry that preserves the medieval quarter, the duchess's palace and a fantastic museum of Moors and Christians festivals and parades that we will visit. Finally we will visit Anna, where there is a palace restored by artisans brought from Morocco, making carvings, art and gardens that have given it fame and is known as 'the Valencian Alhambra'

There are two ways to visit a city, with or without an official guide, and the experience is very different. The buildings and places have to be counted and for that the guide gives voice to the stories, facts and events that give rise to the idiosyncrasy and culture of each city or town. It is a comfortable tour, where short stops are made to get to know the city in a friendly, fun way and taking into account the public we are addressing. This tour can also be done in groups previously closed to make the experience more personalized. Children under 10 years old do not pay. The tour may be bilingual, depending on reservations. I would love to be able to show you my city and tell you everything that identifies us. If you need advice on places to eat, dine or have fun, I will be happy to help you. :)

We are thinking that the best way to discover the old part of Alicante is on foot - with our great, knowledgeable, and funny local guide! You will explore all the corners and hidden gems in a friendly and cosy manner, taking your time, having coffee breaks and taking the best recommendations from your guide. Your guide will meet you at the seaport or your hotel if you are staying in the city. First, your guide will take you to Saint Barbara’s Castle, located on the strategic Benacantil mountain with the inside guided visit. You will continue with the walking tour of the old city. The tour ends in the city, but your guide will assist you in calling the taxi back or leave you in the place to have lunch.