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ALICANTE

VISIT ALICANTE : INFORMATION AND SMALL GUIDE

▪ Museums Alicante

Alicante is the provincial capital of the autonomous region of Valencia, along with Valencia and Castellon. Situated in the middle of a bay Mediterranean, Alicante is a major seaside resort and Spain. Destination for many Erasmus students is a city in whose reign the sea, the sun and mild temperatures, is lively and full of life. In particular, the old city ("El Barrio") to offer almost everywhere bars, cafes, taverns, pizzerias. The modern part of Alicante (between Alfonso El Sabio and Explanada) offers other types of entertainment: stylish pubs, restaurants, renowned cuisine, sophisticated nightclubs.

Historically, the city's current structure dates from the arrival of the Moors, when it was built within the walls of the castle. Incorporated in the Kingdom of Valencia after the conquest by King James II, the city has gradually gained importance and the mid-800, the railroad has played a crucial role and a cosmopolitan face.

From see the Castle of Santa Barbara, the Church of Santa Maria (XVI century), built on the site of an ancient Muslim mosque, in Gothic style, with Baroque altar, the Cathedral of St. Nicholas of Bari, considered one of the most beautiful examples of English Baroque art, The island of Tabarca, the only desert island of Valencia, once a refuge for pirates, historical and artistic monument.

One of the most beautiful walks of Alicante is linked to the famous Paseo de la Explanada, flanked by four rows of palm trees and paved with red marble from Alicante.

Try the cuisine Alicante. The basic ingredient of all Valencian cuisine is rice, the protagonist in many recipes. Alicante to the famous rice with chicken, rice, seafood and pepper powder.
Another element of the cuisine of Alicante is the salted fish (Salazones "), as the eggs of tuna (" mojama "), cod, octopus and anchovies. Followed by a series of delicious main dishes such as stuffed squid, vegetable stew, gazpacho.

Fiestas: Towards the end of June do not miss "Les Fogueres de Sant Joan" during which dozens of monuments made of wood and paper are placed in the streets and burned on the night of June 24 after a fireworks display .