Alicante Wine Route
The Alicante Wine Route is located on the east coast of the Iberian Peninsula, in the Valencian Community, Spain. The two closest provinces to the route are Valencia and Murcia. The D.O. Alicante controls the wines of the area, where high quality red and white wines are produced.
Alicante Wine Route Map
Wineries to visit on the Alicante Wine Route
Discover the wineries on the Alicante Wine Route, which has approximately 40 wineries. Click on "See wineries" to explore the various options offering high quality wines.
Things to see in the Alicante Wine Route
Santa Barbara Castle
A medieval fortress atop a mountain offering breathtaking panoramic views of Alicante and the Mediterranean Sea.
Archaeological Museum of Alicante Province
A museum housing significant archaeological remains spanning from the Bronze Age to the Roman era, depicting the region's history.
Modernist Museum House
A beautiful modernist house built in the 20th century, narrating the story of modernist architecture in the Alicante region.
Want to know other nearby Wine Routes?
Valencia Wine Route
A route that spans the wine region of Valencia, offering high-quality red and white wines, as well as stunning landscapes and delicious gastronomy.
Utiel-Requena Wine Route
Located in the Valencian Community, north of Alicante, this route features high-altitude vineyards and a variety of high-quality red and white wines, along with an interesting wine history and culture.
Yecla Wine Route
Located in the Region of Murcia, north of Alicante, this route offers a wide variety of red and white wines, as well as a rich wine history and culture. Additionally, it boasts stunning landscapes and delicious gastronomy.