Parish Church of "Nuestra Señora del Pilar", in the centre of the town.
It was built in 1986 on the same site as its predecessor.
The bell tower of the original structure stands to this day.
Its advocation is to the Blessed Virgin (Virgen del Pilar).
In the building there are many examples of religious art, especially works from the local artists José María Sánchez Lozano and Manuel Ribera Girona.

Watch Tower (16th century), built in 1591 to protect inhabitants of the town against the Mediterranean pirates.
It is situated on the beach, in the nearby village of Torre de la Horadada.

Río Seco in Pinar de Campoverde: a local river without water for the most of the year.
The area is home to a lot of native animals and plants.

Protected Zone of Sierra Escalona: protected in order to preserve native animals, particularly the birds.

Archaeological ruins of Thiar: an old Roman town on the Vía Augusta, the main route between Illici (Elche) and Carthago Nova (Cartagena), two of the most important Roman cities in Spain.

Archaeological - Ethnological Museum
Remains of a Roman quarry on the Mil Palmeras beach
The beaches of Pilar de la Horadada are spread along five kilometres.
They are long with fine and white sand; These beaches are relatively safe places and swimming is permitted in mild conditions.
Under the sea, one can see the marine biodiversity and the poseidonia.
The quality of these beaches is demonstrated with their Blue Flags.
Las Higuericas and Mil Palmeras are two of the most popular beaches in the district.
Parish Church of "Nuestra Señora del Pilar", in the centre of the town. It was built in 1986 on the same site as its predecessor. The bell tower of the original structure stands to this day. Its advocation is to the Blessed Virgin (Virgen del Pilar). In the building there are many examples of religious art, especially works from the local artists José María Sánchez Lozano and Manuel Ribera Girona.
Watch Tower (16th century), built in 1591 to protect inhabitants of the town against the Mediterranean pirates. It is situated on the beach, in the nearby village of Torre de la Horadada.
Río Seco in Pinar de Campoverde: a local river without water for the most of the year. The area is home to a lot of native animals and plants.
Protected Zone of Sierra Escalona: protected in order to preserve native animals, particularly the birds.
Archaeological ruins of Thiar: an old Roman town on the Vía Augusta, the main route between Illici (Elche) and Carthago Nova (Cartagena), two of the most important Roman cities in Spain.
Archaeological - Ethnological Museum
Remains of a Roman quarry on the Mil Palmeras beach
The beaches of Pilar de la Horadada are spread along five kilometres. They are long with fine and white sand; These beaches are relatively safe places and swimming is permitted in mild conditions. Under the sea, one can see the marine biodiversity and the poseidonia. The quality of these beaches is demonstrated with their Blue Flags. Las Higuericas and Mil Palmeras are two of the most popular beaches in the district.
Pilar de la Horadada