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Photo: Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Built between 1740 and 1780, the church houses the effigy of Mare de Déu del Sofratge (Virgen del Sufragio – 'Virgin of the Suffrage'), the patron saint of Benidorm.
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Playa de Mal Pas / Mal Pas Beach
Balcón del Mediterráneo
The rocky outcrop separates the Benidorm coast into beaches, Platja de Peniente and Platja de Levante, each of them 2.5 km long. Once the site of a defensive structure against pirates, today it is a favourite scenic viewpoint.
Playa de Levante / Levante Beach
A 2-km-long Blue Flag Beach.
Parque de la Aigüera / Aigüera Park
This elongated park was established in 1990. The Plaça de Bous (Plaza de Toros) is in the northern part.
Playa de Poniente / Poniente Beach
A more sedate Blue Flag beach preferred by locals and families. In 2009 a €13 million promenade was opened, which included a boardwalk at beach level and easier access for wheelchair users.