Paseo Vista Alegre
Where the first stage of the Habaneras Festival stood, next to Torrevieja's harbour.
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The Monument to the Choir Singer
Octagonal sculpture in stone and bronze, from 1994, with several reliefs dedicated to Torrevieja's choral voices. It stands on the exact spot where the first stage of the International Habaneras and Polyphony Festival stood — a direct tribute to those who made that tradition possible since 1955. It's one of the most photographed spots on the promenade. → Habaneras Festival
The Monument to Torrevieja's Musicians
A short distance from the Choir Singer, this monument commemorates the city's musical past more broadly, beyond the habanera genre.
The promenade itself
Vista Alegre connects with the marina (Real Club Náutico) and links to Paseo Juan Aparicio. It's wheelchair and pushchair accessible, and hosts craft markets, Christmas markets and summer concerts throughout the year.
[TO BE VERIFIED: Torrevieja's Tourist Office is on this same promenade — confirm exact location and hours]
Frequently asked questions
What is the Monument to the Choir Singer?
Are the Choir Singer and the Musicians monument close together?
[TO BE MEASURED] from Paseo Vista Alegre. The apartment is close to the birthplace of the Habaneras Festival.
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