A museum for the entire city

The Museo de Aguas de Alicante has been open since February 2009. It is the result of a commitment by Aguas de Alicante on its 110th anniversary and Alicante City Council to develop a space for promoting knowledge, respect and the importance of water in the town's daily life.

Since its opening, over 200,000 people have visited the Museo de Aguas de Alicante; an establishment whose contents are constantly renewed, whose subject areas and resources are adapted to meet needs at each moment so that visits are enriching. Entry is free.

The Museo de Aguas de Alicante stands out for its educational and informative contents, in which water is the main focus.

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What will you find in the Museo de Aguas de Alicante?

Museum surroundings

The Museo de Aguas de Alicante is located in an emblematic area of the city: the Old Town. It is in the San Antón neighbourhood on the slope of Mount Benacantil, a symbol of Alicante.

Housed in a new building next to the Wells of Garrigós and the pedestrian entrance to Ereta Park, the museum provides a comprehensive summary of the history of water in Alicante and unique panoramic views that are enviable for the lively, colourful surrounding streets and the reflections of the Mediterranean Sea.

A Museum accessible to all people

The Aguas de Alicante Museum and Pozos de Garrigós have the Accessible Tourism distinction awarded by the State Representative Platform for People with Physical Disabilities (PREDIF), together with Turisme Comunitat Valenciana, within the framework of the actions of the Accessible Tourism Program of the Comunitat Valenciana 2021-2025, for working to improve the accessibility of its facilities and services.