Culture and monuments
Museo del Mar y de la Sal
Local museum dedicated to Torrevieja's relationship with the sea, navigation and salt flats.
Practical information
Calle Patricio Pérez, 10, Torrevieja
Patricio Pérez Street, 10, Torrevieja. Free admission. Open Tuesday to Saturday; it's advisable to check the opening hours before visiting, as official websites show different schedules. In the museum you'll find salt boats, old photographs, models, and objects related to fishing and navigation.
Accessibility
The City Council indicates that the museum is accessible. To inquire about specific needs before your visit, you can call 603 86 33 26.
What you will find
The Museo del Mar y de la Sal brings together artifacts and exhibits related to the two elements that have defined the identity of Torrevieja. Its collections help visitors understand salt production, navigation, fishing, trades, and artisanal traditions linked to the maritime environment. It is a useful visit for understanding other sites listed in the directory, such as the Saltworks, the port, and the lagoons. The museum is located on a central street, a short distance from the Vista Alegre Promenade. Opening hours, access conditions, and exhibitions are subject to change, so please check the municipal information before your visit.
Location
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