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This archaeological site extends over 10 hectares, and was inhabited from the Bronze Age to the Islamic period. The most famous discovery made here is the Iberian sculpture Dama de Elche, now located in the National Archaeological Museum in Madrid. Also onsite are an interpretation centre and a museum showcasing many artifacts discovered during excavations.
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Parque del Filet de Fora
The second largest park in the city after the Municipal Park, it was created in the 1990s by combining five individual palm groves.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Initially established as a gallery for a local artists' cooperative, the museum now showcases a range of modern and contemporary art from the region and from across Spain. In 2025 it is temporarily closed.
Exhibition Centre
A venue for temporary art exhibits organised by the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Museo del Palmeral
Housed in a 19th-century farmhouse, this museum is devoted to date palms and the fronds used for Palm Sunday rites. Admission includes entry to the nearby palm grove and garden.
Huerto del Cura
In addition to well-maintained palm trees, this private botanical garden features lovely water fountains and cactus gardens.
Two weeks of free amateur theater performances.