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Travel Guide by Hubert Keil

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Table of Contents

Welcome to Alicante! 4

Alicante and the Costa Blanca 5

Alicante How to explore it in one day 6

Alicante Bars and Parks 9

Further sightseeing tips on Alicante 11

Videos 12

Important Directions and Phone Numbers 13

Alicante Airport 16

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Welcome to Alicante!
When we moved with our family to Alicante some years ago, we started a little website mostly for our
friends who might visit us. Quickly it became more and more popular and we received many questions
from tourists around the world who where looking for some additional information on Alicante and
other cities around the Costa Blanca.

We started expanding our website covering other cities around the Costa Blanca. With information on
Benidorm, Denia, Calpe, Torrevieja and many others www.alicante-spain.com has become increas-
ingly popular.

In order to give you as much practical and hand’s-on information as possible, we put this little
ALICANTE TRAVEL GUIDE together. It is meant to give you a ONE-DAY-TOUR of the city, where
you can enjoy most of the beautiful places around. In addition we added important addresses and tel-
ephone numbers of airlines, taxi and the various consulates, so you have something in hand when you
arrive here for your next holiday.

All the best and enjoy Alicante and the Costa Blanca,

Hubert Keil and Family

The Author HUBERT KEIL

German born Hubert Keil runs a marketing company and lives with
his Spanish born wife Gloria and her daughter Anna, in a suburb of
Alicante. For many years he has run an internet site about the Costa
Blanca area, giving tips for travellers and residents.

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Alicante and the Costa Blanca

The Sun Lover’s Paradise
This belongs to the Province of Alicante, start-
If you have chosen the Costa Blanca, Spain ing in the town of Denia and reaching to Pilar
for your holiday travel, supposedly it is be- de la Horadada or Torrevieja as the last im-
cause it has been recommended to you by portant town in the province, and part of the
someone you trust, you have read about it Community of Valencia.
and seems quite amazing and/or just love
being in contact with nature, the natural envi- As the name tells us, the White Coast is
ronment that it offers, relaxation and fresh air. thanks to all the white, clean sandy beaches,
Wow! What a fantastic combination if you can the white washed buildings and the sunny
get all that together. weather which brightens all its villas that are
at your disposal to enjoy such as Javea, Mo-
The Costa Blanca is synonymous to sun and raira, Altea, Benidorm, Alicante City and Tor-
fun in the coastal area of the Mediterranean revieja.
Sea, running north to south or south to north,
you can begin your holiday travel either way.
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Alicante
How to explore it in one day
Just coming back from a short business trip to London, we were sitting together with friends
in our garden in the Alicante suburb of San Juan on a warm summer evening. Whilst sitting
together I mentioned the request from the escapartist for an Alicante article which I received
some days before. You should write about “Alicante and how to explore it in one day” my wife
said, because traditional Costa Blanca tourists really won’t have much interest in the city but
more in the beaches, villages and bars around the area.

Imagine some of you will come over and spend these summer holidays around the Costa
Blanca in places like Benidorm, Torrevieja, Denia or Calpe. After two month of sunbathing and
party at night, you finally get your act together and do a one day visit to Alicante just to be able
to tell the loved once at home that you have seen some culture and arts as well.

Come and join me for a foot walk around Alicante

Before we start a quick overview. Alicante, with about 325.000 habitants lies about 6 hours
down from Barcelona along the Mediterranean coast of Spain. Within the summer months
about 6 million tourists visit the Costa Blanca area. Depending on different sources, about 4.5
Mio come from the U.K. alone. Cities like Benidorm (population 60.000) host up to 4 Mio visi-
tors every year. Alicante is the second largest city in the province of Valencia.

The city is best explored by foot starting at the harbour area, where many parking areas are
available. So we leave our car next to the Melia Hotel right on the harbour entrance. (A quick
tip at the beginning, if you arrive at Alicante Airport you can get a very good Alicante map right
at the tourist information centre at the arrival hall.)

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Just behind the Melia Hotel at the foot of the

Santa Barbara Castle you find the beach of
Postiguet, where at the end of our little walk
through Alicante, we will have our sunbath. But
let’s go on and get some culture and historical
buildings to see.

Directly in front of the Melia Hotel we enter

a little road which brings us to the Plaza del
Ajuntamento, which means Plaza of the City
Hall. Alicante’s city hall was originally built in
1688 by the French, later heavily damaged
and rebuilt in the 18th century. Guided by two
35 metre. tall towers, the city halls stairs meas-
ures the “Cero-Point” concerning sea level.
All measurements of height in Spain refer to
this “cero-point” as base for their calculations.
Within the city hall you can visit the blue sa-
lon with its wonderful mirror gallery (Monday
to Saturdays). Just passing the city hall at the
right you will find the Plaza de Santissima Faz,
a lovely little area surrounded by palm trees.

The Nativity Scene Museum

A little bit further, particularly if you are with chil-
dren, you should visit the nativity scene mu-
seum at San Augustin Street. I have to admit it
is a rather strange feeling to watch Christmas
crips around the summer time, but it’s worth it.
The museum contains such a variety of hun-
dreds of different scenes and figures from all
over the world, that it will impress every visitor.
As entrance is free, just have a look you will
not regret it.

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Just around the corner from the nativity muse-

um, you will find the concathedral of San Nico-
las de Bari. With the neighbour city of Orihuela
being the residence of the bishop of the prov-
ince, Alicante got a “sub-cathedral” granted by
Pope John XXIII in 1959. With an impressive
45 metre high blue dome the concathedral the
building is one of the landmarks of Alicante. At
one of the two entrances you will find a sculp-
ture of the holy Nicolas done in black marble.

Just when you walk out of the old city centre of

Alicante and pass the rather modern street of
Rambla de Mendez Nunez, you should enter
the Avenida Del Teatro. There you will find Ali-
cante’s huge theatre with massive roman style
columns guiding the entrance. Just the right
place for a pleasant evening entertainment, by
the way.

Walking down in the harbour direction, you will

find the Plaza Nueva Alicante. Here you will
find a little aquarium within lovely plaza. The
modern display sits within palm trees and an
alley. Just the right place to have a break in one
of the bars around, enjoying the sun.

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Alicante Bars and Parks

I think now is the best time to take a break from

our traditional Alicante sightseeing tour and
leave the path of historic buildings and muse-
ums. There are so many different churches,
museums and places particularly around the
old city centre, which you can spend many days
discovering them. However, as you might visit
the city during the rather hot summer months
allow me to have a little step back and go up to
the Plaza de C. Sotelo.

The lovely garden is the ideal rest place and

the best starting point for a little shopping tour
in Alicante.

Right at the opposite you will find the El Corte

Ingles, the famous Spanish department store
chain with an impressive outlet. Not that you
might just go there for shopping, but as it is
air-conditioned it might just be the right thing
to “cool things down” a little. So after a nice
“shopping-rest” just coming out of the El Corte
Ingles, we walk the Avenida Doctor Gadea
down to the harbour area.

Next to statue of D. Eleuterio Maisonnave

former minister of state and famous sun of the
city of Alicante, the Avenida guides you down
to the harbour with beautiful flowers along the
way.

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It is this kind of alleys you find all around Ali-

cante and make the city such a wonderful place
for a walk around.

The city is full with peaceful places and gar-

dens its all up to you if you prefer going for the
quiet site of Alicante. Down the Avenida Doctor
Gandea we reach the harbour area again.

Before turning left to where we came from, you

should visit the Panoramis shopping mall di-
rectly at the harbour. Just when you go there
you will pass the Real Club de Regatas the
royal regatta club. If you are lucky you mind
even see members of the Spanish royal family,
who sometimes spend some time here.

Similar to an American style shopping mall, the

Panoramis offers you a breathtaking view over
the Alicante harbour area. With a huge variety
of different restaurants, most of them with per-
fect view over the city, it is a lovely point of ref-
erence for every walk around the city.

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Finally we turn back to the area around the Me-

lia Hotel, where we started our walk through
Alicante.

Along the harbour at the Paseo Explanada de

Espana our way takes us in between an alley
of palm trees right back.

Further sightseeing tips on Alicante

Having completed more or less our walk through Alicante which might take anything in be-
tween 4 to 6 hours, there are obviously many more things to see and visit around this impres-
sive city. Among others you could go up the castle of Santa Barbara (take the car to get there if

it’s too hot), see the bullfighting ring or visit the Park Ruiz de Alda north of Alicante just to name
a view. However you might reconsider your plans when you are actually visiting the Costa
Blanca area, because above everything stands usually the beach, the sand and the sea.

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Videos

More Information including two short videos about Alicante and the Castle of
Santa Barbara can be found on our website at

www.alicante-spain.com/alicante.html

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Important Directions and Phone Numbers

Tourist Office - Oficina de Turismo

Various offices at different locations troughout Alicante
, airport, train and cetral bus station.

City Hall - Ayuntamiento Alicante

Plaza del Ayuntamiento, 1 - Alicante
Tel: 965 14 91 00

Alicante Main Train Station - RENFE

Avenida de Salamanca, s/n - Alicante
Tel: 965 92 38 50

Local Train Station -F.G.V (Ferrocarriles de la Gen-

eralitat Valenciana)
Connecting Alicante with Denia along the Coastline
Avenida Villajoyosa 2
Alicante
Tel: 965 26 29 43

Central Bus Station - Estacion de Autobuses

Calle Portugal - Alicante
Tel: 965 13 07 00

Taxi
Radio Taxi Tel: 965 13 07 00
Tele Taxi Tel: 965 10 16 11
Area Taxi Tel: 965 91 05 91
Euro Taxi Menusvalidos (for handicapped) Tel: 965 91 05 74

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Important Directions and Phone Numbers

Shopping Centers
Boulevard Plaza Avda. de la Estación 965 92 84 40
Panoramis Muelle de Poniente, 6 965 98 93 00
El Corte Inglés Avda. Maisonnave, 53 901 122 122
El Corte Inglés Avda. Federico Soto, 1 901 122 122
Puerta de Alicante Avda. Alcalde L.Carbonell 965 112 169
Centro Comercial Gran Vía C.José García Sellés 2 965 25 06 42
Plaza Mar 2 Avda. Denia,1 965 159 523
Mercado Central Avda. Alfonso X el Sabio, 1 965 14 07 63

Consulate Alicante and Costa Blanca

Algeria AVDA. EUSEBIO SEMPERE, 14 ALICANTE Tel: 965 22 99 44
Germany PLAZA CALVO SOTELO 1 - 2 ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 70 60
Belgium AVDA. CATEDRÁTICO SOLER, 8 ALICANTE Tel: 965 92 91 47
Brasil C/. REYES CATÓLICOS, 26 - 3º ALICANTE Tel: 965 92 28 52
Danmark PLAZA DE CALVO SOTELO, 3 - 7º ALICANTE Tel: 965 20 79 38
Finland C/. VIKINGOS, 4 BENIDORM Tel: 965 85 35 99
France C/. ARQUITECTO MOREL, 8 ENTLO ALICANTE Tel: 965 92 18 36
Guatemala C/. LOS ÁLAMOS, 24SAN JUAN Tel: 965 65 55 94
Island AVDA. MEDITERRÁNEO, C. FLORES, BENIDORM Tel: 965 85 08 63
Italy C/. REYES CATÓLICOS, 24 ALICANTE Tel: 965 22 19 45
Luxemborg AVDA. JUAN BAUTISTA LAFORA, 3-4º CALICANTE Tel: 965 20 53 33
Morocco DUQUE DE ZARAGOZA, 4ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 85 20
Mexico AVDA. DOCTOR GADEA, 9 ENTLO ALICANTE Tel: 965 22 93 14
Monaco EXPLANADA DE ESPAÑA, 29 ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 83 00
Norway AVDA. RAMÓN Y CAJAL, 3ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 84 12
Netherlands C/. CASTAÑOS, 29 - 1º ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 21 75
GBR&N.Irland PLAZA CALVO SOTELO, 1 - 2 ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 60 22
GBR&N.Irland C/. RUZAFA, 5. EDIF. PARÍS, 1º BBENIDORM Tel: 965 85 01 13
DominicanRep. C/. ÁNGEL LOZANO, 15 - 6º D ALICANTE Tel: 965 14 13 52
Switzerland EXPLANADA DE ESPAÑA, 29 ALICANTE Tel: 965 21 83 00

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Important Directions and Phone Numbers

Hospital De Alicante
C/ Pintor Baeza, s/n
03010 Alicante
Tel: 965 93 83 00

Pharmacies
More than 50 pharmacies located in and around Alicante.
One additional Pharmacy located in the arrival building of Alicante
Airport ( Tel: 966 91 94 19 ).

Local Police - Policia Local

Avda. Julian Besteiro, 15
03008 Alicante
Tfno.: 965 10 72 00
Local Police Tel: 092

National Police - Policia Nacional

National Police Tel: 091

Guardia Civil
Guardia Civil Tel: 062

Emergencies 112

Firefighter 085

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Important Airlines at Alicante Airport

Aerlingus Repres. Select Aviation 965 680 733

Air Algerie Airline 966 919 162
Air Berlin Airline 965 683 780
Air Europa Airline 965 682 364
Air Finland Repres. Med Aeroservice 965 682 610
BMI Baby Repres. Servitour 966 919 293
British Airways Airline 965 683 905
British Midland Repres. Spanair 965 682 528
Bulgaria Air Repres. Iberia 902 400 500
Easyjet Airline 965 689 007
Finnair Repres. Iberia 902 400 500
Flybe Repres. Maerco 965 681 685
Germanwings Repres. Med Aeroservice 965 682 610
Helvetic Airways Repres. Med Aeroservice 965 682 610
Iberia Airline 902 400 500
Iclandair Airline 915 357 426
Jet2.com Repres. Select Aviation 965 681 685
Monarch Airlines Airline 966 919 447
Ryanair Airline 807 220 032
Spanair Airline 965 682 528
SAS. Braathens Repres. Spanair 965 682 528
Swiss Airlines Repres. Med Aeroservice 965 682 610
Thomas Cook BelgRepres. Servisair 966 919 192
Thomas Cook UK Repres. Med Aeroservice 965 682 610
Thomsonfly Airline 914 141 481
TUI UK Repres. Thomson-TUI 965 852 754
Transavia / KLM Repres. Servisair 966 919 192

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Shops/Restaurant/Cafe/Banking Service at the Airport

Airport Change 1 Banking Service Departure Public Area 966 919 089
Airport Change 2 Banking Service Arrival Restricted Area 966 919 090
Banesto Cash Machine Banking Service Departure Public Area -
BBVA(Servired) Banking Service Arrival Public Area -
CAM (4B) Cash Machine Banking Service Arrival Public Area -
Caja Madrid(Servired) Banking Service Departure Public Area -
Bill Bentley Pub Restaurant-Cafe Departure Restricted Area 966 919 025
Cafetería Recyg Restaurant-Cafe Arrival Public Area 966 919 313
Cafetería Recyg Restaurant-Cafe Departure Public Area 966 919 504
Haagen Dazs Restaurant-Cafe Departure Restricted Area 966 919 027
Plantaciones Restaurant-Cafe Departure Restricted Area 966 919 261
Autoservicio Mediterr. Restaurant-Cafe Departure Restricted Area 966 919 261
Burger King Restaurant-Cafe Departure Restricted Area 966 919 025
Restaurante El Palmeral Restaurant-Cafe Departure Public Area 966 919 261
Divers - Sweets Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 253
Gran Bouquet Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 539
Shoetopia Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 244
Shopping in Store Shop Departure Restricted Area 965 680 538
Aldeasa (Duty Free) Shop Departure Restricted Area 965 680 538
Divers Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 253
Crystal Music Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 533
News and Books Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 099
Relay Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 099
Alicantón (Gift Shop) Shop Arrival Public Area
Warner Bros (Gift Shop) Shop Departure Restricted Area 966 919 539
Estanco (Tabakshop) Shop Departure Public Area 966 919 352

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Rental Car Companies at the Airport

Name Typ Location Zone Area Telephone

Atesa Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 965 682 526
Auriga Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 965 687 918
Avis Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 965 286 579
Centauro Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 241
Europcar Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 965 682 770
Europa Car Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 965 683 362
Hertz Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 125
Record Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 016
Sol-Mar Car Rental Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 280

Rental Car parking at the Airport

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Long Term Parking around Alicante Airport

Name Typ Telephone
Roberto Torrellano (Bacarot) Long Term Parking 609 614 297
Claus Parking Long Term Parking 965 68 09 41
Global Cars Long Term Parking 966 49 03 56
Lucadi Long Term Parking 965 68 75 10
Parking “Oskars” Long Term Parking 965 68 52 00
New Parking “El Altet” Long Term Parking 965 97 02 97
Royal Parking Long Term Parking 965 68 33 60

Public Service / Information / Emergency

Name Typ Telephone

Visa Card - credit card loss Public Service 913 626 200
Mastercard - credit card loss Public Service 913 626 200
American Express - cr.card loss Public Service 915 720 303
Red 6000 - credit card loss Public Service 915 965 335
Servi Red - credit card loss Public Service 915 192 100
Taxi - Alicante Public Service 965 252 511
Taxi - Elche Public Service 965 427 777

Name Typ Location Zone Area Telephone

Pharmacy (open10-14h,16-20h) Shop Airport P1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 419
Airport Information Desk Aena Information Airport P1 Departure Restricted Area 966 919 100
Airport Information Desk Aena Information Airport P0 Departure Public Area 966 919 100
Tourist Information Center Information Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 367
Air Europa Luggage Handling Airport P0 Departure Public Area 966 919 017
Iberia Handling Luggage Handling Airport P0 Departure Public Area 966 919 126
Ineuropa Handling Luggage Handling Airport P0 Departure Public Area 966 919 498
Spanair Luggage Handling Airport P0 Departure Public Area 966 919 407
Local Police & lost&found Public Service Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 966 919 100
First Aid - Red Cross Public Service Airport P0 Departure Public Area 913 354 545
Postal Service (open 9h to 13h) Public Service Airport P-1 Arrival Public Area 900 506 070

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Further Related Resources

Alicante Airport
The airport in Alicante is located around 10 km south of the city.
To get more details on Alicante El Atlet Airport. (Click here for
further information)

Finding cheap flights to Alicante. (Click here for further informa-

tion)

Car Hire Tips at the Alicante Airport

Reliable and inexpensive car hire with pickup and drop directly in
Alicante and at the Airport. (Click here for further information)

Finding Hotels
Large variety of hotel offers in and around the Costa Blanca and
Alicante. (Click here for further information).

Alicante Airport Buses to Downtown or Cities around

the Costa Blanca
How to get from Alicante airport to Benidorm and around the
Costa Blanca by bus. (Click here for further information).

Find further resources and links to Benidorm related information please visit

www.alicante-spain.com/alicante-resources

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