About Alicante
With a lively urban atmosphere and a welcoming spirit, Alicante stands out as a gem of the Costa Blanca on the southeastern coast of Spain. Known for its stunning beaches and rich culinary scene, this city promises a wonderful blend of historic charm and vibrant nightlife in warm Mediterranean weather. Alicante’s old town, Barrio de la Santa Cruz, offers winding cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and lively tapas restaurants, while the Castillo de Santa Barbara atop Mount Benacantil boasts panoramic views of the coast.
Where is Alicante
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What to do in Alicante
- La Explanada de España: Walk along the famous wave-patterned mosaic pavement, lined with palm trees, street performances, and cafés in which to grab an authentic cup of Spanish coffee.
- Food tours: Known for its delicious cuisine, Alicante promises bustling food markets and charming eateries where connoisseurs can enjoy traditional dishes like paella, salazones and local tapas.
- La Ereta Park: Nestled on the slopes of Mount Benacantil, this tranquil green refuge offers stunning views and scenic pathways.
- Castillo de Santa Barbara: Displaying a blend of architecture from its centuries-old history, this fortress has stunning views of both the city and the Mediterranean coastline.
- Barrio de Santa Cruz: Capturing the essence of traditional Mediterranean village life, this old town of Alicante features winding streets, tiny white houses, and balconies overflowing with flowers.
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