Elche Park is a central urban park located in the city of Benidorm. It is located in the downtown area of ​​the city, at the end of Colón Street, near the port of Benidorm and next to the coast, on Poniente beach. It is a must-see place on the promenade of this Benidorm beach. Its interior is full of palm trees and has an explanation and a fountain. Let's stop at the Lady of Elche monument and discover the facinating story and a great Benidorm history introduction.

In the Old Town of Benidorm you will find traditional white-washed houses, wonderful churches and the famous El Mirador de la Punta del Canfali, (The castle look out point), a maze of cobbled streets with some fantastic shops, boutiques, dozens of quaint restaurants and bars. Lest discover the stories and hidden gems.

At more than 3km long Poniente Beach is the longest beach in Benidorm, making it an ideal place to stroll along during the day or evening, it is usually much quieter and features a new modern promenade designed by the architect Carlos Ferrater, there are a wide selection of restaurants, bars and clubs.

This is a long, extensive public park in the neoclassical style, designed by architect Ricardo Bofill. It´s a truely beautiful park and well worth a visit. The park separates the old city from the modern buildings and it has two amphitheatres used for cultural events in the summer months. The Benidorm song festival takes place in the Julio Iglesias auditorium in the park for two days in the month of June, and various other music festivals are held during the year. The park ends at the Bullring and an enclosure which is used for fairs during fiestas.