What to visit in Altea
A blue-domed hilltop church, whitewashed streets and surviving fortress gates — the unmissable landmarks of Altea's old town.
Landmarks & Heritage
4 unmissable landmarks in Altea
A blue-domed hilltop church, whitewashed streets and surviving fortress gates — the unmissable landmarks of Altea's old town.
0101 · Blue-Domed Hilltop Church
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Consuelo
Blue-Domed Hilltop Church
“Its blue-and-white ceramic domes crown Altea's old town, earning it the nickname 'the Dome of the Mediterranean.'
0202 · Protected Historic Quarter
Casco Antiguo (Old Town)
Protected Historic Quarter
“Cobbled, whitewashed streets wind past art galleries up to the church square, protected as a site of cultural interest.
0303 · 17th-Century Town Gate
Portal Vell
17th-Century Town Gate
“One of two surviving arched gates from Altea's original fortified walls, dating to the 1600s.
0404 · 18th-Century Town Gate
Portal Nou
18th-Century Town Gate
“The second historic gate, with wall and bastion remnants still visible within the modern streetscape.
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