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Alicante
Population
380,000 in the inner city. With
suburbs 650,000.

Currency
Euro, €1 = 100 cents

Opening hours
Smaller, privately-owned shops
are open 10.00-14.00, 17.00-
20.00. Department stores and
larger chain stores are open
from 10.00-22.00.

Internet
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The favourable climate means that you can enjoy a comfortable
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stay in Alicante all year round. With a wide range of bars and
Tourist Info Alicante cafés it is the city that never sleeps. At the same time, the city’s
Address: Rambla de convenient size means that it is highly suitable for walking.
Méndez Núñez 23 The city is small enough to allow you to travel by foot - slowly! Full
Tel. +34- 965 200 000 of history, culture and carnivals and with some of the best beaches
in Spain.
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The city
Alicante, or Alacante as the city
is known in Catalan, is called ”the
friendliest town” in Spain. In the
evenings the local population
gathers in El Barrio, the Old Town,
and meets up with visitors from all
over the world. Spanish and English,
along with some sign language and
lively gestures, are apparent among
the conversations which often end in
a mutual toast.

With chiselled mountains in the

background, the city is located in a
bay with a cosmopolitan harbour.
Tropical palms line the avenues. © Juan Alvarado

From the marble tiled sea front

you can look up towards the
mountains where historic castles and
monasteries are still in use today and
open for visitors.
The Rambla district is situated in the
city centre and it is lined by cafés and
ice cream stalls. The unusual local
drink made from almonds, horchata,
is served here. It is almonds in
particular that have made Alicante
famous. Turrón is a dessert made
from almonds and honey that is
served everywhere, and it is great
do & see
Castillo de Santa Bárbara
Take a walk up the Benacantil
Mountain and visit the Castillo de
Santa Bárbara. At a height of 166
metres you get a panoramic view
over the city and the sea, all the way
to Tabarca Island. The old town was
founded along the road up to the
castle. During the walk you will see
Roman ruins, medieval walls and
modern streets which harmonise with
each other. Inside the castle there is a
museum with a permanent exhibition
Three museums
Casa de la Asegurada was built in the
17th century. Today it functions as an
art museum containing 20th century
artworks by Gris, Miró and Picasso.
The Archaeological Museum is
located inside the municipal hall and
it has a large collection of finds from
the Bronze Age and classical antiquity.
The Fireworks Museum occupies the
Santa Barbara Castle and contains
items that have been rescued from
the annual fire festivals.
Price: €6 per museum

export success. of sculptures. There are famous

If you are looking for elegant pubs
and sophisticated restaurants you
should make for the modern part of
the city between the harbour front,
Explanada, and Calle Alfonso El
Sabio.
portraits by artists from Francisco
Goya to Valle-Inclá. The 16th century
castle is open every day, except
Mondays.
Price: Free, but if you take the elevator from the beach
it costs €4 return.
Tabarca Island
Do what the pirates did and make
Tabarca Island a haven for a day. Boats
depart from the marina several times
a day and take one hour. Cars are
prohibited Take the opportunity of
eating a traditional fish stew down in
the harbour.
Price: €16
The mountain train
”The Lemon Express” runs every
hour between 06.00 and 20.00 from
Alicante’s railway station to Denia.
Through mountain tunnels, over
bridges and with fantastic views
along the route. The tour takes just
over two hours. The train returns from
Denia from 06.25 until 19.25.
Price: €12

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Eating
Alicante’s most famous dishes always
contain rice. There are more than
a hundred different rice recipes in
the region. At an arrocerías, or “rice
restaurant”, among other dishes
you’ll find the Spanish national
dish, paella, saffron rice mixed with
shellfish and chicken. Fish and
shellfish are fresh every day while
sausage and meat is produced in the
mountains above Alicante. Salads are
served with salted accompaniments
such as tuna fish and shark.
Dársena
Is situated in Alicante’s marina. In
1961 the restaurant started putting
on evening entertainment with
world-famous artists. Today it
concentrates on regional dishes with
fish and shellfish. With banqueting
halls, a tapas bar and an à la carte
restaurant this is where ”the
beautiful people” in Alicante go.
Name: Dársena
Information about the restaurant:
Alicante’s paella palace with 150 different rice dishes
on the menu. Address: Muelle de Levante 6
Underground/stop: The Marina
Tel. 965 207 589, www.darsena.com
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El Piripi
For thirty years El Piripi has held the
philosophy that its food should taste
as good as home cooking. Which
is absolutely correct. It is particular
about raw materials and known for
its love of food. More expensive and
select to sit on the upper floor.
Information about the restaurant:
Specialises in fish and shellfish
Address: Avenida Oscar Esplá 30
Underground/stop: Centre
Tel. 965 227 940
www.piripi.com
Jumillano
Jumillano has been producing its
smorgasbord of tapas dishes for
more than 60 years. A good wine
cellar and very knowledgeable about
different types of wine. Try the
salted dishes, locally produced ham
and the marinated olives.
Information about the restaurant:
Hearty casseroles and gourmet
tapas. Serves wine from Jumilla.
Address: Calle de César Elguezábal 62-64
Underground/stop: Centre
Tel. 965 212 964
www.kike.c.telefonica.net/alicante/
Rincón de Antonio
Wooden chairs and tables with small
red tablecloths in a simple style.
Large portions of well-cooked food
at humane prices.
Information about the restaurant:
Popular place among the local population.
Traditional food.
Address: Calle San Rafael 13
Underground/stop: Centre
Tel. +34 965 202 688
Marrakech
Casseroles in which meat and fruit
are harmoniously blended. Simmers,
smells and tastes delicious. Often
includes potatoes.
Information about the restaurant: Excellent
casseroles and tagines with fruit and meat.
Good value.
Address: Calle de Gravina 15
Underground/stop:, Tel. +34 965 213 763
El Buen Comer
Family restaurant which concentrates
on simple regional food. Spicy
sausages, shrimps in a variety of
sauces, goat’s cheese with honey and
fish patés.
Information about the restaurant:
Homely restaurant with typical regional dishes such
as chorizo, anchovy salad and shrimps in garlic.
Address: Calle Mayor 8
Underground/stop: Centre,
Tel. + 34 965 213 103
Lizarran
Sandwiches with ingenious toppings
as well as traditional choices.
Spreadable pastes made from olives,
roe and flavoured butter balls.
Information about the restaurant:
a tapas restaurant where you choose bread with
toppings such as asparagus filled with crab. Over 300
topping options.
Address: Rambla de Méndez Núñez 18
Underground/stop: Centre
Tel. +34 965 206 830
www.lizarran.com
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Cafés
A drink, a coffee or just a pause in
the holiday? In that case the terrace
alongside Explanada is number
one. Here you’ll find cafés, bars and
tavernas which offer seats with one
of the best views in the city. In the
centre there is a wide range of cafés,
both those that concentrate on good
coffee and small cakes and those
that offer good cocktails.
El Canto
Info: Small sandwiches which are
eaten along with a sherry or a beer.
Address: Alemania 26
Havana
Info: Opens at 08.00 in the morning
and is a popular café for tired bon
vivants or morning people who want
a good cup of coffee.
Address; Rambla de Méndez Núñez 26.
La Naya
Info: Cocktail bar with exhibitions of
local artists.
Address; Calle de San Pascual
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and local music are played in several
pubs in the Old Town.
Ovuca Club
Information about the bar: Techno
and high volume attracts Alicante’s
younger generation. Open from
23.30 to 04.30.
Address: Calle San José
Paradis
Information about the bar: House
and garage music. Open from 23.00
to 05.00.
Address: Çalle Tarifa 9
The Directo
Info: Four floors of dancing paradise
Bars & Nightlife with music from the charts.
The nightlife is best and most Address: Pedro Montegon 6
abundant in the southern part of
Alicante which is known as ”la zona”.
Pubs, beer halls and nightclubs
are to be found here. ”La zona”
is situated on Avenida de Cajal,
Paseo del Doctor Gadea and the
surrounding streets. Fashionable
night clubs with imported DJ’s
are located next door to clubs for
open-minded adults. Night owls
have few problems as there are
a variety of music bars which are
open all night. The most popular are
Bar Potata and Puerto di Rana. At
César El Guezabal 26 you’ll find the
Canníbal Pub which is open Monday
to Thursday from 22.00-03.00 and
on Fridays and Saturdays until 05.00.
If you are staying outside Alicante
and come in the summertime there
is the Trensnochador - the night
owl. A train which runs from 21.00
until 07.00 in the morning. Between
Alicante and Altea the train stops
at all the places where there are
discotheques and popular bars. The
train costs € 3.35 for a single trip
and €5.70 return. Salsa, jazz, rock
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SHOPPING
Alicante has something for everyone
when it comes to shopping. Whether
you want to buy hot designer
clothes, shoes and interior design
items, or exciting bargains from local
artisans in the Old Town. Ceramics,
wooden sculptures and handmade
leather goods are produced locally at
both low and high prices.
Market
Every Wednesday is market day.
During the period from October to
March it is held on Paseo del Doctor
Gadea. In summertime it moves
to the Explanada. Most things can
be found here from clothes and
ceramics to jewellery and handmade
baskets. A lot of the sellers are from
Africa and they sell exciting wooden
and leather goods imported chiefly
from West Africa. Don’t forget to
haggle.
El Barrio
Small exclusive shops with ceramics
from Agost, bags from Gata de
Gorgos, carpets from Crevillente, the
latest thing in design and shoes from
Elda. There are plenty of shoe shops
selling both well-known brands such
as Camper and exclusive, designer
models.
Panoramis
Just east of the harbour is the
Panoramis department store. Several
of Spain’s most well-known chains,
Zara for instance, are to be found
here. Lots of restaurants with a range
to suit most palates.
El Corte Inglés
Spain’s largest chain of department
stores on Ave Maison Nave 53. Loved
by some, hated by others. But sooner
or later everyone comes here. Take
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the opportunity to buy turrones,
nougat with nuts. The best price in
town. You can also find Fondillon
Gran Reserva 1964 here. A wine
unique to the Alicante region at the
reasonable price of €13
SLEEPING
Sidi San Juan
Hotel Sidi San Juan has one of the
best beaches in Spain and is located
right by the sea. Most of the things
you want when on holiday are
available here. As well as swimming
there are also beauty treatments, a
spa and gymnastics sessions. The
chef, Juan Fajardo, makes sure that
the menus maintain a high class.
Category: Five star
Information about the hotel: Situated
right beside the San Juan beach, five
minutes from the centre.
Address: San Juan
Underground/stop:
Tel: +34 965 161 300
Double room: € 214 during the summer, € 184 during
the rest of the year.
www.hotelessidi.es/s_juan/default.cfm
Hospes Amérigo
The Hotel Hospes is situated in the
old Dominican monastery in the
heart of historic Alicante. Considered
to be the finest that can be offered
to the visitor. First-class food and
service.
Information about the hotel:
Address: 7, Calle Rafael Altamira
Underground/stop:
Tel. +34 965 146 570
Double room: €180 during the summer and €120
during the period from December to February.
www.hospes.es
Pension les Monges
The rooms of the family-owned
Pension les Monges are fascinating.
Woven tapestries hang on the walls
and every room has its own style.
One room has a jacuzzi while others
have simpler bathrooms. A few of
the rooms only have a toilet.
Category: Guest house/youth hostel
Information about the hotel: Simple
but exquisitely decorated. Eight
rooms where each one has its own
style.
Address: 2, Calle des Monges
Underground/stop: Behind the town hall in the Old
Town
Tel. + 34 965 215 046
Double room: € 39
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Taxi
Easy to get hold of if you want to
stop one on the street. Fare meters
are used and drivers expect a tip.
Reckon on €15 per 15 minutes. To
order a taxi, there is Tele-taxi +34-
965 101 611 or Radio Taxi +34-965
252 511.

Postal Service
There are post offices at the railway
station, the bus station and in the El
Corte Ingles department store. They
are open Monday to Friday from
08.00-20.00 and on Saturdays from
09.30-14.00.
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Albahia
Albahia is a pleasant mid-class hotel
which is located three kilometres
from Alicante’s Golf Club. The hotel
offers taxis for its guests who want
to go into the centre, one kilometre
away. With the exception of holidays
and during the period 15 July to 15
September.
Category: Three star
Essential information
Airport
Alicante’s airport is situated 11
kilometres south of the city. The
cheapest way to get into the centre
is by bus C-6. A single ticket costs
€1.15 . The bus departs every 45
minutes and the journey takes 40
minutes. By taxi about €15. Journey
time: 15 minutes.
Chemists
All chemists have a list of current
emergency chemists. It is also
published in all daily papers in the
region.
Dentist
Dr J A Martinez, 24, Alfonso el Sabio,
Alicante
Tel +34- 965 213 845
Speaks both English and Spanish.

Information about the hotel: Tourist class situated by

Telephone
the beach. Local traffic
Address: 6, Sol Naciente Country code + 34. Area code within
Underground/stop:
Trams in Alicante leave from the
Alicante 965. You have to dial the
Tel. +34 965 155 979 centre every 30 minutes to the
area code even when you are in
Double room: € 55 marina via the railway station. Then
www.albahia.com Alicante.
towards El Campello, along Cabo
Melia Alicante de la Huertas with the terminal
Electricity
Hotel Melia is located beside station at San Juan beach. Perfect if
220 volts
the Gravina Palace with its art you want to stay in the centre and
collections. Well managed and have the possibility of getting to the
central. beach quickly. Buses run to all the
Category: Four star towns in the region several times a
day.
Information about the hotel: Situated in the heart of
the marina, 100 metres from the Town Hall.
Address: 3, Plaza Puerta del Mar
Underground/stop: The Marina
Double room: €105
www.solmelia.com

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Avenida Conde de Lumiares C1 D1 Calle Calderon de La Barca C2 C3 Calle Montero Rios D1 D2

Avendia Alfonso x El Sabio B3 C3
Avendia Estacion A3 B3
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Avendia Maisonnave A3 B3
Avenida Adolfo Munoz Alonso A2 B2
Avenida Aguilera A2 A3
Avenida Alcoy C1 C2
Avenida Benito Perez Galdos B2
Avenida Doctor Gadea B3
Avenida Doctor Jimenez Diaz A1 B1
Avenida Doctor Rico B1
Avenida Federico Soto B3
Avenida General Marva B2
Avenida Jijona C2 D2
Avenida Jovellanos D3
Avenida Loring A3 A4
Avenida Oscar Espla A3
Avenida Pintor Baeza D1
Avenida Ramon y Cajal A4 B3
Avenida Salamanca A2 B2
Avenida Tomas y Valiente B3 C4
Calle Albacete B1 B2
Calle Alcala Galiano C2 D2
Calle Alcala A2
Calle Alemania B3
Calle Alferez Diaz Sanchis C2
Calle Alona A3
Calle Angel Lozano B3
Calle Arzobispo Loaces A3 B3
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Calle Augustin Sosalvez Orts C1 D1
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Calle Barcelona D2
Calle Bono Guarner A2
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Calle Capitan Meca C3
Calle Capitan Segarra C2 C3
Calle Castanos B3 C3
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Calle Churruca A3
Calle Ciudad Real A1 B1
Calle Colon B3
Calle Cordoba A2
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Calle Foguerer R Guilabert Davo B1
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Calle Gerona B3
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Calle Jorge Juan C3
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Calle Maldonado C3
Calle Marques de Molins B2
Calle Mayor C3
Calle Miguel Soler C3
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Calle Padre Mariana C2
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Calle Pintor Cabrera A3 B3
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Calle Plus Ultra D2
Calle Poeta Quintana B2 B3
Calle Poeta Zorrilla D2
Calle Portugal B3
Calle Primitivo Perez C2 D1
Calle Rafael Asin C1 D1
Calle Reyes Catolicos A3
Calle San Carlos D2 D3
Calle San Fernando B3 C3
Calle San Francisco B3
Calle San Mateo D2
Calle San Pablo D2
Calle San Salvador A2 B2
Calle San Vicente C2 C3
Calle Santos Fuertes Fernandez A4
Calle Sevilla D2
Calle Teatro B3
Calle Teulada C1
Calle Torres Quevedo D2 D3
Calle Trafalgar C3
Calle Tucuman B2
Calle Valencia D2
Calle Vazques de Mella D3
Calle Virgen del Socorro D3
Rambla Mendez Nunez C3

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