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The small museum has a permanent exhibit of works by local painter Juan Navarro Ramón (1903-1989), with two other rooms used for temporary exhibits.
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A reconstructed 16th-century watchtower. It is accessible from the street via a short staircase.
Fundación Eberhard Schlotter
Established in memory of German painter Eberhard Schlotter who lived and worked in Altea until his death in 2014 and housed in a 17th-century residence, the foundation has a permanent collection of the artist's works and hosts rotating temporary exhibits. It also is a venue for workshops and concerts, and has a small giftshop.
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Consuelo / Church of the Virgen of Consuelo
At the highest point of town, near the site of the former castle. Its two blue- and white-tiled domes are considered to be the town's emblem.
A venue for a range of performing arts, including theatre, dance, and music. Well-known musicians who have performed here include José Carreras, Mstislav Rostropovich, and Julio Iglesias.
Church of St Michael
The first Russian Orthodox church built in Spain is a striking replica of a wooden 17th-century Russian church. It was completed in 2002 from entirely Russian construction materials, mostly from the Urals region, and using only Russian labor.