Victoria Garden | Event Venue Torrevieja

The venue - Discover Victoria Garden

If you are looking for a celebrations place in Torrevieja, Victoria Garden is your place.

Victoria Garden is located in an ideal location in the Alicante town of Torrevieja, less than 400 meters from the beach and 45 km from El Altet International Airport (Alicante).

Victoria Garden has different spaces and rooms to celebrate your events.
Different multifunctional spaces and a wonderful garden to make any dream come true.

The venue has a colonial-style building with different spaces and gardens that surround it and provide an exotic touch with its palm trees and sterlicias.

Next to the entrance to the estate with its large hall with a high ceiling, it gives way to the Garden room with capacity for 300 people. The large windows of this room blend and integrate the garden with the interior and bathe it with light in our other room, the viewpoint with capacity for 180 people with colonial wooden doors and sea views.

Also discover our charming glass conservatory with a wooden beamed ceiling where you can celebrate your cocktail, your ceremony, create a “chillout” space or whatever you fancy.

Nearby and interesting places

Parque Natural La Mata-Torrevieja

A little further south in the city of Torrevieja, and just 5 minutes from the farm, is the natural park of Las Lagunas de La Mata-Torrevieja.

In this natural park, it is possible to observe a forest vegetation characteristic of the Mediterranean forest formed by Kermes oak, mastic, Aleppo pine that undergoes a gradation as we approach the lagoon.

Its reddish color, characteristic of the water from the salt flats, is due to Dunaliella, a type of microscopic algae that are capable of living in saline environments.

Visiting the Park Interpretation Center is essential to understand everything that happens in it.

Parque de la Torre del Moro

Just 3 minutes walking from the farm we find a viewpoint of 23,000 square meters located on Cabo Cervera, where in the s. XIV stood the old “Torre del Cabo Cervera”, commonly known by the people of Torrevieja as the Torre del Moro.

Its spectacular views stand out from this viewpoint: if you look towards the N-NW, you will be able to see the Island of Tabarca, while if you direct your gaze towards the S-SE you will discover the neighboring province of Murcia, with the Mar Menor and its Isla Grosa. as referents. On days of dry wind, wind from the land, the humidity disappears from the environment, even reaching the view of the existing windmills in the Sierra de La Unión.

But what really stands out from this viewpoint is the reconstruction of the old watchtower that existed there: the Torre del Moro. Its main function was to control the coast to avoid possible pirate or Barbary incursions, very frequent in the 14th century.

Also note that the city council grants us special permission to celebrate civil weddings in this unique enclave.

Parroquia Arciprestal de la Inmaculada Concepción de Torrevieja

Inside, the patron saint of the city, La Purísima Concepción, is venerated. Image that arouses the greatest popular fervor in Torrevieja, especially on the two occasions that it goes out in procession annually: December 8 and Easter Sunday.

In addition to its main altar, other sculptural works stand out, such as the image of Jesús Yacente, the Crucified Christ, the Virgen del Carmen and others of singular beauty.

A curiosity is that among the materials used for its construction we find the ashlars of the Torre Vigía de las Eras de la sal that had been left in a dilapidated state after the 1829 earthquake, which gives Torrevieja its name.

From an artistic point of view, this church has a style of neoclassical lines and the traditional Latin cross floor plan covered with a barrel vault with lunettes in the central nave and edges on the sides stand out in its interior.

Without a doubt, it is the most visited temple in the entire city and head of the Catholic Church in Torrevieja.

Ermita Virgen del Carmen de Algorfa

20 minutes by car we find the Hermitage Virgen del Carmen Algorfa.

Built on a small hill and next to the stately home of the Marqueses de Rojas at the beginning of the 20th century, using stones from the Escotera quarry. Neo-Gothic in style, it is decorated with two-tone stones. The rose window on the façade and the cross that finishes off the upper body, which lacks a bell, are striking.

It was built in 1901 and was the hub of population life.