Enjoy two days in Alicante exploring its streets and feeling like a local. Through history and gastronomy, you will discover Spanish culture and local customs in Alicante.
Recommended for travelers who want to experience the authentic side of the city, whether it is their first or second visit.
We will meet at Paseo de la Explanada de España N1 ( Casa Carbonell main entrance)
Take a stroll along the Explanada de España and be dazzled by more than 6 million ceramic tiles on the promenade floor. Allow yourself to be amazed by this Spanish boulevard on the seafront. Admire the Baroque facade of the town hall and the Modernist Casa Carbonell, one of the city's most striking buildings.
Take the elevator up to the fortifications of the Castle of Santa Bárbara, located on the strategic Mount Benacantil. Get panoramic views of the city and its bay while sipping a glass of Alicante wine.
Next, walk to the picturesque old town of the Barrio de Santa Cruz and discover its quiet streets lined with colorful buildings. Experience a typical Mediterranean lifestyle before heading to the 17th-century Co-Cathedral of Saint Nicholas of Bari, built on the remains of a mosque.
Along the way, see some of the city's most iconic historic buildings and areas, and experience the authentic atmosphere of Alicante and its locals.
We will visit the Town Hall Square and learn about its history and construction details, as well as the town hall building itself and its facade.
The Alicante Central Market is a feast for the senses—a blend of sights, smells, flavors, and sounds that is hard to forget. This visit is well worth it, even if only to admire the building's architecture and get a glimpse of the daily life of Alicante's locals.
We begin our gastronomic experience in the well-known Plaza Portal de Elche. Learn about its history and delight in the first local tasting we have prepared for you.
Gabriel Miró Square is also popularly known as Post Office Square (Plaza de Correos), in memory of the main offices of the State Post and Telegraph Society that used to be located here. You will find beautiful, centuries-old trees and a wide variety of tapas restaurants surrounding it. Here, we will make our first stop to enjoy a glass of Alicante wine.
The Alicante Central Market is a feast for the senses—a blend of movement, smells, flavors, and sounds that is hard to forget. This visit is well worth it, even if only to admire the building's architecture and get a glimpse of the daily life of Alicante's locals. Our second gastronomic stop takes place in a traditional market bar. Soaking in the local atmosphere and savoring delicious tapas is ideal for anyone who appreciates authentic, local culture.
Very close to the bullring, we will enjoy a wine tasting with a selection of special cheeses that pair perfectly with our selection. Our guide will introduce you to the history of wine in Alicante.
Here, we will enjoy our final tasting of an Alicante-style tapa, featuring our award-winning specialty recognized by culinary experts in Europe. We will also experience and understand the Alicantino "tardeo"—a widely used local term that you need to learn to feel like a true local.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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