Patrimonial points of interest in an accessible interpretative table

🗺️ New Accessible Interpretive Panel on Poniente Promenade

Discover Benidorm’s natural, historical and cultural heritage

Benidorm continues to highlight its rich heritage with the installation of a new fully accessible interpretive panel, located along the Poniente Promenade, near the historic Les Fontanelles spring, one of the landmarks featured on the display.

📍 Where history meets the landscape

This new panel invites both residents and visitors to explore Benidorm from a different perspective, showcasing the most iconic natural, historical and cultural elements that define the city’s identity.

🌄 What does the panel feature?

The panel highlights six key heritage sites in Benidorm:

• 🏔️ Tossal de La Cala – a Roman archaeological site linking the city to its ancient past

• 🏝️ Benidorm Island – a natural symbol and a seafront landmark

• 🏰 El Castell – an old defensive fort and now one of the city’s most popular viewpoints

• 💧 Les Fontanelles – the historic spring near which the panel is installed

• 🏞️ Serra Gelada – a protected natural park and marine reserve of great ecological value

• 🛡️ Torre de Les Caletes – a coastal watchtower used to protect against pirate attacks

♿ Designed for everyone

This panel is 100% accessible, allowing people with reduced mobility or other functional diversity to enjoy the interpretive experience barrier-free. It is located on flat ground near the beach with easy access from the promenade.

🌟 A new step in inclusive heritage interpretation

With this initiative, Benidorm reinforces its commitment to making culture and nature accessible to all, enhancing the visitor experience through inclusive storytelling.