• Barrio Santa Cruz - This district is situated slightly elevated, adjacent to the wall descending from Santa Bárbara Castle. The Santa Cruz Hermitage is located on the slopes of the mountain.
• Concatedral Sant Nicolau de Bari d’Alacant - The construction of the Co-cathedral commenced in the 17th Century, featuring a Herrerian style known for its simplicity and minimal decorative elements.
• Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar - Originally a Muslim Mosque, this Basilica was converted into a Christian church following the Christian conquest of the city. Remarkably, it remained undamaged by bombardment. The current structure is Gothic.
• Platja del Postiguet - This is the city’s sole urban beach. From here, visitors can admire the Santa Bárbara Castle with its distinctive Moor Face profile.
• Passeig Esplanada d’Espanya - The initial seafront was constructed using debris from the demolition of the historic walls and was originally named “El Malecón”. The present esplanade was built in the 1960s. The mosaic comprises 6,600,000 pieces in three colors, including “Alicante red”, a marble color unique to this region.
• Placa Gabriel Miro - Formerly known as “Correos”, this square reflects the bourgeois city and the urban aesthetic ideals of the new dominant class.
• Parque de Canalejas - This park features several 100-year-old Ficus trees. It offers a pleasant shaded walk on hot days.
• Paseo del Puerto Viejo - This route takes visitors along the marina instead of the Explanada.
• Passeig Volado - Constructed in 2008 for the Volvo Ocean Race that started in Alicante, it offers a unique experience with the sea beneath your feet.
• Plaza Puerta del Mar - This plaza marked the beginning of the town’s expansion. The route includes a visit to the area where the new city developed in the latter half of the 19th Century.
• Alicante Town Hall - The original Town Hall was destroyed by bombardments in 1691. Located near the sea, this area suffered significant damage. The current Town Hall was constructed in the early 18th Century.
• Rambla Mendez Nunez - This avenue delineates the boundary between the old quarter (left) and the emerging historic center (right). It was once a ditch at the base of the wall, channeling rainwater.
• Teatro Principal de Alicante - This theatre was constructed in the mid-19th Century.
• Mercat Central d’Alacant - Built at the start of the 20th Century, it was later bombed during the civil war, necessitating reconstruction of some parts.

• Bottled water
• Bicycle rental
• Professional guide

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The Alicante City & Beach Tour offers a wonderful introduction to the city’s rich history. Discover how Alicante has evolved over the years. The tour route features the vibrant Old Town, the bustling city center, the beautiful beach, and the lively marina. Join the tour to cycle past the stunning Central Market, Gothic churches, the scenic seafront, the renowned Theatre, breathtaking views of Santa Barbara Castle, magnificent ancient trees, and much more.

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