Alicante

January 2024

Alicante, a vibrant city located on Spain's southeastern Costa Blanca, is a gem of the Valencian Community. Known for its stunning Mediterranean beaches, Alicante is not just a summer hotspot but a cultural hub rich in history. The city's roots can be traced back to over 7000 years ago, and it showcases a fascinating blend of historical influences, from the Romans to the Moors.

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Alicante, Spain, in its off-season serenity, is a hidden gem of tranquility. Away from the bustling crowds, this city reveals a peaceful side, inviting a slower pace of life. Its charming streets, lined with subtle hints of its rich history, lead to quiet, sun-drenched plazas. The gentle rhythm of the sea against the shore becomes a soothing backdrop to everyday life here. Alicante, with its harmonious blend of culture and calm, emerges as an ideal candidate for our dream living destination – a place where the spirit of Spain is felt in its most authentic, undisturbed form.

Useful tips

Parking:We parked here a central place but the parking wasn't cheap so I can't fully recommend.

Food: During our visit, we didn't indulge in the local cuisine.

Crowdiness: When we visited, the city was quiet and not very crowded, but we went here in January.

Driving in the city: Spain is not very strict with driving in the cities and at least until you reach this parking you don't have to worry.

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Rating

Visually beautiful: 🌈🌈🌈🌈

Less crowded: 🌈🌈🌈🌈

Cost-free sights: 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈

Required time to visit: M-L