14 Best Things to Do and See in Alicante
Exploring Alicante on foot is one of the best ways to feel the city’s atmosphere, connect its landmark places and discover its neighbourhoods at a more natural pace.
In this guide, you will find the attractions not to miss when planning a walking route in Alicante, with simple reference points.
To go further, you can also enjoy a private guided tour in Alicante. It is a smoother way to connect places, understand details you might miss on your own and enjoy a more human, personal discovery adapted to your trip.
1. Saint Nicholas Cathedral of Alicante
Saint Nicholas Cathedral in Alicante is an iconic Catholic place of worship in the city’s historic center. Inside, visitors find a peaceful atmosphere, prayer spaces, and religious architecture that blends sobriety and elegance. Admire its interior volumes, chapels, and decorative details typical of a Mediterranean cathedral. Close to Alicante’s old streets, it is also a great stop to explore the city’s spiritual and urban heritage.
2. Parque Canalejas
Located in Alicante, Parque Canalejas is a pleasant city park where visitors come to stroll in the shade of tall trees, away from the bustle of the city centre. Bordering the port area, it offers a lovely avenue for an easy walk, a bench to rest on and a green setting close to nearby sights. It is a popular stop during a city visit thanks to its peaceful atmosphere, open spaces and convenient location near several points of interest.
3. Basilica of St Mary of Alicante
The Basilica of St Mary in Alicante is one of the most remarkable religious buildings in the historic center. It features distinctive architecture, an elegant façade, a solemn nave, and decorative details that reflect the city's religious heritage. Inside, the atmosphere is peaceful and inviting for contemplation, while the whole building bears witness to Alicante's ancient past. It is a rewarding visit for both its spiritual interest and its heritage value.
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