Your Guide to Alicante [By an Alicantinian]
March is the month that marks the end of the astronomic winter. In Alicante, the winter feels already far in time already. The weather in Alicante during March is mild and warm averaging between a maximum of 19.6°C (67.28°F) and a minimum of 8.9°C (48.02°F). It rains only an average of 3.4 days with just … Read More
Alicante has several museums explaining the history and culture of the city and province of Alicante. The MARQ Museum is an archaeological exhibition of objects of the province of Alicante corresponding to different Ages: Prehistory, Iberian, Roman, Middle Ages and Modern and Contemporary. Through the items, we get a good idea of the culture, economics … Read More
Alicante is a pretty city in the southeast of Spain, next to the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its mild winters and hot summers. February is not an exception with more than 23 days of full sunshine. February in Alicante is the coldest month of the year with a high average temperature of 17.6°C … Read More
The city of Alicante is located in the southeast of Spain, next to the Mediterranean Sea. The weather is good all year round and April is already a warm month with many things to do in Alicante. Weather – Tutiempo.net The weather in Alicante in April averages a minimum of 10.9°C (51.62°F) and a maximum … Read More
Alicante is a beautiful city in the southeast of Spain. The weather is surprisingly good all year round, including the weather in January, and the city is full of activities and things to do. The weather in Alicante in January averages a minimum of 6.3°C (43.34°F) and a maximum of a whopping 17°C (62.6°F). There … Read More
Alicante is an ancient and charming Mediterranean city. A day is a little time to enjoy all of what Alicante has to offer so let’s focus on how to make the most of your time. There are a few things to do in Alicante that will make your time the most enjoyable possible in the … Read More
Alicante is an ancient Spanish city in the southeast that has grown by the Mediterranean Sea. It has a beautiful old town, vivid culture and nightlife, good food and beautiful beaches. It is also inexpensive (for now) so it is a good place for expats, foreigners and tourists. 11 Pros and Reasons Alicante is Good … Read More
There are many pros and cons of living in each of the cities and countries. Alicante in Spain and London in the UK are very different cities but both of them allow you to vibrate in their different but intense buzzes. Pros of Moving To Alicante 1. Surprisingly Good Weather All Year Around Alicante is … Read More
Alicante and Benidorm are two very different cities that complement each other perfectly. Luckily, they are very well connected so commuting from Alicante to Benidorm is very easy. Travel options from Alicante to Benidorm include TRAM Train (2.80€, 1:55h), car (3€-7€, 37min), coach (4.80€, 55min), and taxi (60€-85€, ~40min). From Alicante Airport, options are bus+TRAM … Read More
The cultural offer in the city of Alicante is varied and complete. The city appeals to people on all life stages: young students, young-mid age workers, families, the older bellowed… One of the activities that can be done in the city is salsa, bachata and other Latin dance. There are many nightclubs and spots in … Read More