Fantastic Beach not too touristy but always lots of people about, and always somthing going on…read more have spent many a day lounging here, swimming in the sea and reading a book. Plus there are a few nice bars and cafes near by to refuel. Although never look forward to the walk up the hill to get home at the end of the day!

A park. There was a railway station here years ago, now out of service. The station building was…read moreused as an exhibition hall for a while but now everything is closed. What do you find here? 1) Skatepark. A place where teenagers with skateboards, BMXs, kick scooters and other toys on wheels hang out. 2) Roosters. Lots of them live in the park. Beautiful creatures, fun to look at. Try chasing them around :) 3) Playground for kids. Loved by smaller kids, they can play here forever. Prepare for the worst (2 hours?) and take a seat - there are some benches around. 4) "Via verde of Torrevieja", the greenway (former railway) starts here https://www.yelp.com/biz/via-verde-torrevieja A trail for cycling, running and walking along one of the two salt water lakes. 5) Museum of Salt Mining Industry. Free entrance. Open only on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 10am - 2pm. Meaning it's basically always closed, I never visited. 6) Mini Golf Las Salinas (with a restaurant) is across the street https://www.yelp.com/biz/mini-golf-las-salinas-torrevieja-3 The nearest place to eat Conclusion: Popular among teenagers and parents with small kids. Safe. Kind of historical. I wish the city took better care of the park and its buildings - broken lamps should be fixed.

25-Dec-2018. A beach you want to visit on Christmas Day (the rest of the year, summer, is fine…read moretoo). A friendly crowd of drunk folks dressed in red, dancing and having fun today (mostly not Spanish). Dogs allowed, beer sold, toilets open, awesome weather - what not to like? Came late, around 3pm, better come a bit earlier. You can bring BBQs and chairs or sit in one of the cafes on the beach. Just off the N-332, street parking available.

Parque Aromatico (The Aromatic park) is a dried up gully converted into a nice little park with…read morebeautiful modern landscape design. They planted many aromatic herbs here, like lavender, basil, thyme and rosemary (hence the name). The park is not big enough for a decent walk or run, but it can be a part of a longer walking/running route in the area. Dogs are not allowed (there's a sign at entrance) but nobody cares. The park is never crowded, enjoy your time with yourself :) There should be a toilet :)

Really impressive place but, as someone here has said, the queues can eat up a lot of your day…read more That said once you actually get going it's a lot of fun for people of various ages. Just make sure you can get up the endless stairs to the summit of the best rides. My legs ached for days after!

This water park is fab its for all ages to go there and enjoy.Theres small slides, large slides,…read moreswimming pools, water chutes anything you can imagine with water its there.I think this is the largest water park on the costa blanca. Theres something for everyone. This is a place you can spend the whole day at.

Beautiful park, I love the landscape design here! You may see squirrels, birds and rabbits if you…read moreare lucky. The park is open 24/7, dogs are allowed. There's a restaurant with sea views. Very good for running/walking. Close to the sea

Plaza de la Constitución is the heart of the city. Small and cosy square in Torrevieja city center,…read morethis place is where you go if you have 10 minutes for sightseeing here. Events of all kinds take place in the square, start/end here or can be seen from the square: city's main Christmas tree, Belén (Christmas nativity scenes), arrival of Reyes Magos (The Three Kings), Carnival de Torrevieja, New Year's eve celebrations, food festivals, parades, running races, pickets, demonstrations - there's something happening here all the time. There's a playground for children and kiosks selling snacks and sweets. Several stores, cafes, banks, local government and historical buildings are located in or near the square, including the Ayuntamiento of Torrevieja (the city council) http://m.yelp.com/biz/ayuntamiento-de-torrevieja-torrevieja-29 and Parroquia de la Inmaculada Concepcion (the city's oldest church): http://m.yelp.com/biz/parroquia-de-la-inmaculada-concepcion-torrevieja Minus 1 star - they could keep it in better condition. The square is often dirty, some buildings are quite shabby. The sea is within 3 minutes walk.