Santiago de la Ribera is known for its beautiful, long, sandy beach beside the calm waters of the inland sea which is the biggest salt...

The Eastern Dock Promenade, otherwise known as the Paseo de Dique de Levant, is an overhanging construction on the eastern breakwater. It is over 1,300...

The submarine `S61 Delfin` went out of service in December 1974 and the town of Torrevieja was given the last battle flag of the submarine....

Torrievieja has a long tradition with the sea, and in 1803 the administration of the Royal Saltworks was transferred to Torrevieja from La Mata. The...

The Church of the Immaculate Conception was built in the late 18th Century, then rebuilt in the mid 19th Century from blocks of stone rescued...

The Calblanque Regional Park is an unspoilt stretch of coastline with sandy beaches, small coves, dunes, cliffs and forested hills. Tts total length is about...

The circular Moor`s Tower is a landmark on the Cape Cerva headland. It was built in the 14th Century as a lookout for possible invaders,...

The Parque Molino del Aqua adjoins the long beach of La Mata and its name is derived from a no longer used aquifer. The park...

The Aqua Park at Rojales is a great family attraction with water slides and children`s pools. It has been open since the 1980s and it...

The La Mata and the Torreviega Lagoons comprise a nature reserve of mainly water whilst the remainder is reedbeds, marsh grassland and scrub. The lagoons...

Guardamar Dunes are a wild stretch of windswept dunes south of the seaside resort of Guardamar Segura. This is a protected area and the dunes...

Guardamar Segura has several beaches and the town is close to a nature reserve with dunes and pine trees. The Playa Centro is the closest...

Originally a Dominican convent, the Colegio de Santa Domingo later became a university until it was closed in 1824 by Fernando V11. The early 17th...

The Cathedral de Salvador was built in the 16th Century on the site of a former mosque. Small for a cathedral, it was a parish...

The Punic Rampart was constructed in 227 BC when the Punic city was founded and Cartagena became the Carthagenian capital in Hispania. The rampart is...

The Archaeological Museum stands on the site of the Roman necropolis of San Anton. Cartagena was founded by the Carthaginians and then it was conquered...

This beautiful mansion, with its splendid cupola and tower, was designed by Victor Beltri at the begining of the 20th Century. He was the most...

The Casa de la Fortuna derives its name from an inscription in its courtyard which reads `fortuna propita`. You will see decorated floors and on...

Caridad Church is one of the most interesting churches in Cartagena, and it is the home of the city`s patron saint, the Virgin of Sorrow,...

The Civil War Shelters Museum is located in galleries that were excavated out of La Concepcion hill to be used as shelters during air raids...