What to visit in Jávea

What to visit in Jávea

Gothic religious architecture, coastal defense towers, and a preserved medieval old town define Jávea's heritage.

Landmarks & Heritage

4 unmissable landmarks in Jávea

Gothic religious architecture, coastal defense towers, and a preserved medieval old town define Jávea's heritage.

Church of San BartoloméChurch of San Bartolomé
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01 · Isabeline Gothic, 14th–16th Century

Church of San Bartolomé

Isabeline Gothic, 14th–16th Century
Built partly from Cabo San Antonio stone, with cannon-defense openings above its doors.
Cabo de San Antonio LighthouseCabo de San Antonio Lighthouse
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02 · Working Lighthouse on Roman Foundations

Cabo de San Antonio Lighthouse

Working Lighthouse on Roman Foundations
First lit in 1855, atop 150m cliffs.
Historic Old Town Walls (Portal del Clot)Historic Old Town Walls (Portal del Clot)
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03 · Surviving Medieval Gate

Historic Old Town Walls (Portal del Clot)

Surviving Medieval Gate
From Jávea's original 14th-century defensive wall system.
Soler Blasco MuseumSoler Blasco Museum
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04 · 16th-Century Casa-Palau Museum

Soler Blasco Museum

16th-Century Casa-Palau Museum
Housed in the Casa-Palau de Antoni Banyuls, the town's key historical exhibition space.

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