Tell us how much time you have and Vive Alacant builds a plan for you. Or find out what's on today, near you.
- No sign-up required
- In 6 languages
- 30 audio guides

Start from wherever you are
What do you feel like doing?
We don't hand you a list. We build you a plan.
What to see, in what order, how long it takes and what time you'll be done. Remove a stop and the rest rearranges itself.
If you set off at 9:30, you're done by
Must-sees along the way: Explanada de España, Barrio de Santa Cruz and Castillo de Santa Bárbara.
× Remove a stop: the route recalculates.
Your route
Essential Alicante
Must-see
9:30
Explanada de España (must-see)
25 min · audio guide 1:51
- 5 min walk
10:00
Plaza del Ayuntamiento
15 min · audio guide 2:03
- 9 min walk
10:24
Barrio de Santa Cruz (must-see)
40 min · audio guide 1:54
- 6 min walk
11:10
Basílica de Santa María
30 min · audio guide 1:55
- 16 min walk
11:56
Castillo de Santa Bárbara (must-see)
75 min · audio guide 1:58
- 13:11End of the route
Real routes and timings from the app. The start time is an example.
A guide that walks with you, not a brochure you read before.

Discover today
What to do today and this weekend, near you.
Events and places that are open · The weather and official alerts

Hear it
The story of each place, while it's right in front of you.
About two minutes per place · Plays even with no signal

Walk it
The route knows where you are and what comes next.
Knows when you arrive · Remove or add stops

Collect it
Alicante is collectable too.
Stamps at the must-sees · Beach, tapas and village challenges
I live in Alicante
You don't need anyone to tell you where the Explanada is. You need to know what's on today.
What's on todayYou also discover Alicante through the people who bring it to life.
Do you run a bar, a shop, an experience or an event? Get discovered by people looking for something to do right now.
Before the launch
Not in the stores yet. You can try it first.
We're opening the app to a small group ahead of its App Store and Google Play launch.
You'll hear back from a real person, not a mailing list.
There's always something left to discover.